Industry News & Opinions

How does special education factor into higher education? Special education has a home in higher ed. However, it looks completely different than the K-12 sector. One significant difference is that there is no special education placement or an IEP in higher education. The IEP

Current narratives surrounding graduate school enrollment aren’t generally sunny in outlook: earning a graduate degree requires both time and money; many jobs no longer require bachelor’s degrees, let alone master’s degrees; and public confidence in higher education’s value is waning.

As the school year began this year, the White House announced several initiatives to curb cyberattacks on K-12 schools. This was in response to a 2022-2023 school year that saw eight major cyberattacks.

The pandemic shined a light on the mental health crisis facing our students--but student well-being is not a new phenomenon.

While it can be easy for teachers and students to slip out of routine over the summer break, it’s important that students don’t get out of the habit of learning, lest they suffer learning loss.

With cyber attacks in higher education looming larger than ever, the security of institutions and students’ privacy worldwide is at risk. This growing concern underscores the crucial role of education solution providers in supporting the battle against cybercrime.

Fasten your seatbelts. The past few years in the early care and education (ECE) space have been a figurative roller coaster ride of ups and downs when it comes to the availability and distribution of public funds.