Fewer children are attending school, remotely and in person
Students attending school in person as well as those learning remotely are struggling with poor attendance, though it is worse among the millions of homebound students who are still learning primarily through a screen.
$7,000 invested in this ETF could send your kids to college
If you invest $7,000, then kick in another $200 a month, and the fund delivers returns on par with what it has over the last decade, you could have more than enough to pay for your child's college tuition 10 years from now.
Colleges forced to close as COVID-19 burdens continue
Concordia College is one of a handful of schools that have fallen victim to the economic recession brought on by the pandemic.
San Francisco Board of Education advances plan to rename 44 schools
In addition to former presidents George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, the list includes naturalist John Muir, Spanish priest Junipero Serra, American revolution patriot Paul Revere, composer of the “Star Spangled Banner" Francis Scott Key, and current Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
Parents of remote learners have smaller roles in US workforce
About 47% of parents with children who are learning entirely remotely or are in hybrid situations because of the coronavirus pandemic are working full-time, compared with 71% of parents whose children are physically back in school buildings.
Harvard students seek to revoke Trump graduates’ diplomas after Capitol Hill violence
Following last year’s efforts to ban Trump Administration officials from speaking on campus, Harvard University students are now circulating a petition that calls for revoking degrees from Trump supporters and aides who attended the elite Ivy League institution, FOX Business has learned.
MIT professor charged with wire fraud, making false statements after failing to disclose China ties while seeking grant money
Federal prosecutors in Boston on Thursday charged Gang Chen, a Chinese-born mechanical engineer and nanotechnologist, with wire fraud, failing to file a foreign bank account report (FBAR) and making a false statement in a tax return.
Black Eyed Peas star will.i.am to help raise $5M for education
Black Eyed Peas star will.i.am raised more than $2 million to incorporate mentorship and robotics programs into youth education.
January forces some schools to extend remote learning, others to reopen classrooms
Tenuous schedules are expected to remain fluid as districts weigh rising coronavirus cases in much of the country against concerns about student learning loss and when teachers can be vaccinated.
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.



















