McDonald's thanks teachers with free coffee, bakery treats in regional promotion
You can always give your teacher an apple, but they’d probably like a coffee even better.
AOC's push to forgive student debt will take 'rung off the ladder to the American dream': Hilsenrath
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's push for President-elect Joe Biden to cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt makes the problem worse, not better, The Wall Street Journal senior writer Jon Hilsenrath argued Tuesday.
Biden pledges tuition-free community college for all
In a tweet Wednesday, President-elect Joe Biden pledged to make community college tuition-free, while offering a similar benefit for students from families with working-class incomes or lower to attend state schools as well.
More than 70 cadets at US Military Academy accused of cheating on online math exam
More than 70 cadets training at the U.S. Military Academy to be Army officers have been accused of cheating on a math exam taken online when they were studying remotely because of the coronavirus pandemic.
New York superintendent calls for 'Marshall Plan' for schools: ‘We’ve been screaming’ for support
White Plains Public Schools Superintendent Joseph Ricca advocates for support from the federal government in schools nationwide.
Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie Scott donates $4.2B to charity
MacKenzie Scott, one of the world's richest women, announced Tuesday that she had donated $4.2 billion to 384 charity organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Student loan payments set to resume, unless Democrats get their way
More than half of student loan borrowers say they "don't feel confident" that they will be able to repay their loans after the pandemic forbearance period ends in late January, but top Democrats are hopeful of pushing sweeping legislation that could cancel up to $50,000 of student debt per borrower.
Education Secretary DeVos slams teachers unions for 'playing politics with children's lives'
Teachers unions are failing American students amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos argued Thursday.
Senate confirms Trump's lame-duck FCC pick Nathan Simington
The Senate has narrowly approved President Donald Trump’s lame-duck nominee to become a member of the Federal Communications Commission, setting up the agency for a stretch of partisan gridlock likely to stymie President-elect Joe Biden’s policies.
Warren presses Fed chairman on need to cancel student loan debt
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., continued her push for the cancelation of student loan debt Tuesday, making her case to Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell that President-elect Joe Biden should immediately take action when he takes office in January.
Outrage in NYC as schools close with gyms, restaurants staying open
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio received a wave of pushback on Wednesday, with parents and both sides of the ideological spectrum blasting his decision to close schools again during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Petition circulating at Harvard to stop former Trump administration officials from attending, teaching or speaking at the university
Harvard University students are circulating a petition that seeks to hold Trump administration officials "accountable" by barring them teaching, speaking, or attending the institution.
Parents spending big on private tutors during pandemic, deepening educational divide
However, these services come with a price. And while some parents may be able to foot the bill for private tutors or learning pods, others can't.
Leaving college amid coronavirus? Getting a reimbursement could be difficult
COVID-19 threw a wrench in many students’ plans. Here’s how to get a tuition refund.
Mom of 8 kids sets up cubicles at home to improve virtual learning: 'A huge difference'
In today’s professional age, you’re never too young to get cozy in a cubicle.
Ivanka Trump, Sec. Ross to present presidential awards to companies keeping 'Pledge to America's Workers'
White House adviser Ivanka Trump and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross will present the inaugural Pledge to America’s Workers Presidential Awards on Wednesday.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg docufilms raked in over $52 million
Two recent docufilms about the life of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made over $52 million.
These are the top public universities in the US – and how much they cost
This year, the ranking addresses important issues directly impacting students and their families, according to U.S. News. The report took into consideration timely topics such as student debt, social mobility and test-blind admissions policies.
Disney World resort offers students 'ultimate after school recess'
Guests of the luxury resort can now enroll their children in the virtual learning sessions which will be held in supervised small-group classroom settings, Four Seasons said.
Resorts, hotels offer 'school-cations' amid coronavirus pandemic
Resorts in the U.S. and Mexico are providing space and amenities for remote learning while the coronavirus pandemic keeps kids out of the classroom.



















