The pandemic showed some Texas universities that they didn’t need the SAT. They might never go back.
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, nearly all Texas public universities responded by making the submission of an SAT or ACT...
Month: April 2022
Calling Philadelphia’s new admissions policy for its most selective high schools a “blatantly unconstitutional race-based system,” three parents have filed...
At a time when more Texas teachers are leaving the classroom, the state’s licensing board is considering a new certification...
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday morning on whether the Biden administration can scrap a Trump-era policy that forces...
The new Clean Energy Plan from Wisconsin’s governor would mean a huge change in how the state gets its electricity,...
Gov. Jay Inslee brought his wife to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, sticking Washington taxpayers with the...
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has withdrawn $5 million from the state’s new Energy Efficiency Revolving Fund to pay for three energy-efficiency...
King County’s collaboration with the national campaign to naturalize two million immigrants could generate up to $867 million in additional...
A group of Indiana education leaders is calling for the state to act urgently to address academic disparities for Black...
Transportation tax dollars must be spent on transportation projects. That is the result of an Illinois Supreme Court ruling Thursday....
