| October 2021 |
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EducationWeek:
What Students Think About Their Third Year of Pandemic Schooling
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EducationWeek:
Teachers May See Student Loans Forgiven Under New Ed. Dept. Changes
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The Wall Street Journal :
Unions Spend Big to Push Democrats’ $3.5 Trillion Spending Plan
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Inside Higher Ed:
Improving Closed-College Discharges
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| September 2021 |
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The Washington Post:
What’s happening in Congress right now will have a big impact on the economy and American families
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The Chronicle of Higher Education:
One State’s HBCUs Are Seeing More Interest From Adult Students. Here’s How They’re Responding
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The Wall Street Journal :
The Pandemic Prompts More Companies to Offer Paid Sick Time and Leave—but Millions of Workers Still Don’t Get It
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Associated Press:
COVID-19 creates dire US shortage of teachers, school staff
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The Washington Post:
‘The pay is absolute crap’: Child-care workers are quitting rapidly, a red flag for the economy
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POLITICO:
Battle over Biden’s massive child-care bill takes new turn with virus
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Inside Higher Ed:
Report: Community Colleges Drive Workforce Education, Training
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The New York Times:
Will the Bus Driver Ever Come? Or the Substitute Teacher or Cafeteria Worker?
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The New York Times :
The Biden administration looks to expanded child care funds to combat labor shortages.
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NC Policy Watch:
U.S. House committees advance ambitious education and climate initiatives
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The Washington Post:
HBCU advocates urge Congress to deliver on Biden’s promises
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The Washington Post:
Data shows only 20 percent of applicants for a student loan forgiveness program will receive relief by 2026
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POLITICO:
Calls grow for FDA to speed authorization of kid Covid-19 vaccines
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Business insider:
School districts across the country are dealing with severe substitute teacher shortages, despite efforts to recruit and pay them more
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EducationWeek:
Education Department to Expand Data Collection on COVID and Schools
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| August 2021 |
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CNBC:
Roughly 40% of Americans don’t understand 401(k) fees, government watchdog finds
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