Anna Merod

School and community partnerships to improve pregnancy and STI prevention are under threat after HHS suddenly cut 53 of 66 existing grants.

Three other bills aimed at protecting youth online also won approval Wednesday from the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

We’re rounding up last week’s news, including HHS’ proposal to overhaul Head Start and the online safety bills heading to the Senate floor.

If a student is chronically absent every year, they miss up to a full instructional year by the time they graduate high school, a Bellwether analysis found.

The association does not believe setting time limits on technology use in schools is helpful in measuring quality screen time, its board chair said.

The lawsuit seeks to vacate the agency’s exclusion of advanced degree programs in fields like education, which caps student loans at $100,000.

Under a new rule, the designation allows students to take out $200,000 in federal student loans versus $100,000 for other graduate programs.

The agency’s free guides for district leaders come as the education sector continues to face a perfect storm of cyber vulnerability and limited resources.

From the latest data on written state special education complaints to a lawsuit against the Education Department, what did you learn from our recent stories?