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This is the highest number of high school graduates the state of Iowa is likely to see for the next two decades, a Board of Regents staffer said this week as part of his fall 2026 enrollment report. With Iowa’s long-awaited enrollment cliff beginning in 2027, local colleges and universities that rely on both in-state and out-of-state enrollment will feel the double-whammy of larger declines in neighboring states like Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, and Minnesota.
Iowa Department of Education receives $250K grant to expand opportunities for adult learners
Thousands of Arizona Wildcats fans gathered on the UA mall on Saturday morning for a party hosted by Wildcat legend Rob Gronkowski and FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff” pregame show.
By Nolan Mckendry | The Center Square Louisiana has submitted a proposal to host the United States Space Academy at LSU New Orleans, offering campus facilities, state startup funding and city […]
Arkansas' top education leader sharply criticized school districts that have four-day weeks, including several F-rated districts, accusing them of serving educators and harming students.
HARTSHORNE – Delta Dental of Oklahoma and the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation recently announced its scholarship fund recipients at the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry (OUCOD) for the
OKLAHOMA CITY — Following its goal of “returning education to the states,” the U.S. Department of Education has granted Oklahoma permission to combine $3.5 million from four different federal programs
President Donald Trump’s new federal education tax credit, written in 2025, has only temporary rules, even as the application deadline approaches. The delay could lead to taxpayers missing out.
Oregon Department of Education Director Charlene Williams visited Sunrise Elementary Thursday, Nov. 12, to recognize the school district for its improved attendance.
Rock River School Principal Stacie Anfinson was named a 2026 National Distinguished Principal by the National Association of Elementary School Principals, bringing national recognition to the Wyoming school and its
A legal challenge to Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Program is moving forward after a Laramie County district court judge breathed new life into the case, which appeared to be on shaky ground after the Wyoming Supreme Court overturned an earlier order blocking the law.
The Utah Board of Higher Education on Friday voted unanimously to appoint Kirt Michaelis as the next president of Mountainland Technical College.