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Education Secretary questioned over new department initiatives in proposed budget

Education · United States

Education Secretary questioned over new department initiatives in proposed budget

52% Left coverage: 33 sources

Budget Conference: Senate Cuts Offer for Florida’s Preeminent Schools in Half

College Students · United States

Budget Conference: Senate Cuts Offer for Florida’s Preeminent Schools in Half

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

The Senate has slashed its offer for Florida’s best state universities in half, from $80 million down to to $40 million, as lawmakers continue debating whether Florida’s preeminent schools deserve a reward in ongoing budget talks. The House has not provided any dollars in publicly released offers, but the Senate splitting the difference could signal a possible compromise between chambers at this late stage of talks. Last year, only four schools …See the Story

"Everything Has To Be On The Table" When It Comes To Student Finances, Says Shadow Chancellor

Student Loans · San Diego

"Everything Has To Be On The Table" When It Comes To Student Finances, Says Shadow Chancellor

Coverage: 4 sources

The Conservatives have said that "everything has to be on the table" when it comes to the question of university finance reform.See the Story

VA Plans to Cut 1,000 IT Positions, Undoing Biden-Era Hiring Surge

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Department of Veterans Affairs would see increased spending under the Trump administration’s budget plan for next year, but is still pursuing workforce cuts. The VA would see lower overall staffing under the administration’s fiscal 2026 budget proposal, but nothing close to VA Secretary Doug Collins’s goal of cutting about 15% of the department’s workforce — which would eliminate about 80,000 total positions. Collins has defended his goal to…Joe Biden · United States See the Story

Wildfires inspire students’ STEM innovations

The Community College Innovation Challenge (CCIC) aims to foster solutions developed by two-year college students to address real-world STEM problems. What is particularly unique this year is how many finalist projects came about from discussions about wildfires. During a CCIC poster showcase held on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, 12 student-led teams from community colleges acrossCollege Students · Los Angeles Read Article

From soil to cyber

What if a single campus building could prepare students to both grow North Carolina’s food supply and protect it from cyberattacks? At Blue Ridge Community College, we believe that well-designed facilities do more than house programs — they bring disciplines together, reflect industry realities and prepare students for the interconnected workforce. As higher education evolves to meet the needs of busy, career-focused learners, our campus spaces…Agriculture · Henderson Read Article

A strategic plan rooted in real voices

When Carroll Community College in Maryland launched development of its next four-year strategic plan, the leadership team wasn’t thinking about just KPIs and goal statements. They were thinking about trust. Visibility. Inclusivity. And what it would look like to build a plan not just for the community but with it. As a result, when CarrollWestminster, Maryland · Westminster Read Article

Feds Take Action After CSN Targeted in $7.4 Million Hack

Coverage: 2 sources

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The federal government is cracking down to prevent fraud after 8 News Now reported the College of Southern Nevada was the victim of a multimillion-dollar hack. CSN lost $7.4 million in what's called a "Ghost Student" scam. "We were attacked, much like a lot of colleges across the nation have been attacked. Hence the feds taking action," Dr. Juan Avalos, CSN's vice president of student affairs, said. In a press release issued…Feds See the Story

CSIU Awarded $600,000 Grant for Apprenticeship Program

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

MILTON — The Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit has been awarded a $600,000 grant through the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry’s Supporting Certified Teacher Registered Apprenticeship (CTRA) Program.United States · United States See the Story

NSF Funding Critical in Preparing Students for a Changing Workforce

National Science Foundation (NSF) programs have provided community colleges with opportunities to equip the current and next generation of skilled workers. But proposed massive funding cuts put those vital programs at risk. A June 3 briefing on Capitol Hill focused on how NSF funding opens up community college pathways to the future of work. TheJackson, Michigan · Jackson Read Article

School vouchers have fueled an enrollment boom at New Hampshire's Christian schools

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In the four years since New Hampshire launched a school voucher program, 11 of the 28 Christian schools in the state have either newly opened or grown by at least 50%.College Students · United States See the Story

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