The Right to Excellence Online School Summit, hosted by The Times of India in partnership with 21K School, explored the transformative impact of digital education. Industry leader Ronnie Screwvala shared insights on evolving learning models, the role of AI, and the need for adaptable education. The discussion emphasized online schooling’s potential in expanding accessibility, fostering skills, and preparing students for the future workforce.
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Samantha McElhaney John, a principal in Brooklyn, is accused of using a fraudulent address to enroll her daughter in a better-performing school, avoiding non-resident tuition fees. Legal experts highlight the conflict of interest, stressing the unethical behavior particularly concerning for an education leader.
UP Sainik School Result 2025 out: The UP Sainik Schools Society has declared the UP Sainik School Entrance 2025-26 results on January 13, 2025, for students who appeared for the exam on December 29, 2024. Candidates can check their results on the official website, upsainikschool.org. The UP Sainik School is managed by the state government, with its daily operations overseen by the Local Board of Administration.
Ivy League colleges highly value applicants who have engaged in competitive academic summer experiences. These programs demonstrate a student's intellectual curiosity, initiative, and readiness for college-level work. This article explores why summer programs are crucial for college admissions, highlights some of the top programs still accepting applications, and provides a timeline for deadlines. By participating in these rigorous programs, students can set themselves apart from the competition... Expand
Sweeping budget cuts under President Donald Trump’s administration are reshaping the American education system, with federally funded programs for students and educators facing severe reductions. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), backed by billionaire-driven initiatives, claims these cuts promote fiscal responsibility. However, they disproportionately impact vulnerable students, aspiring teachers, and research efforts, threatening the future of equitable education.
Princeton University's new housing policy for the 2025–26 academic year has left students with approved accommodations in uncertainty. The removal of the drawmate option during the pre-draw process has sparked frustration and confusion among students with disabilities. The change, which was not publicly announced beforehand, has led to concerns over roommate assignments, particularly for those requiring single rooms or specific accommodations. Students now face a complicated housing process,... Expand
The fight over federal education funding has intensified as Democrats press the DOJ for clarity on nearly $900 million in cuts impacting critical research and equity initiatives. With discrepancies in reported savings and major studies left unfinished, lawmakers demand transparency. Will the GOP reconsider these sweeping reductions, or will they persist with a cost-cutting agenda that critics say jeopardizes U.S. education?
COVID-19's disruption of education caused a significant drop in reading proficiency among U.S. students, widening achievement gaps. To address the crisis, experts recommend five solutions: strengthening phonics-based instruction, expanding access to books, establishing consistent reading times, leveraging technology to enhance literacy, and tackling chronic absenteeism through targeted interventions. These strategies aim to bridge literacy gaps and support struggling learners.
The US government's push for efficiency has led to record layoffs across federal agencies, despite federal workers' salaries making up only 1% of GDP. While efforts to reduce spending and improve efficiency have sparked debate, experts warn that indiscriminate cuts could harm essential services and the economy. With over 62,000 federal jobs already cut, concerns grow about the broader impact on public services and long-term fiscal stability, as the government works to tackle rising spending... Expand
The Trump administration is pushing to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, sparking concerns over funding, civil rights, and student loans. Critics warn of deepening inequality, while supporters see it as a move toward local control. With billions at stake, the overhaul could reshape K-12 education, special education, and research funding, redefining America’s education landscape.