Education
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Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Faces Plagiarism Allegations Amidst Solidarity Campaign
Cambridge professor Jason Arday faces renewed plagiarism scrutiny, sparking a polarized debate over academic integrity and potential systemic bias against Black scholars.
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Educators Debate Special Needs Labels Amidst Vocational Training and Community Support Initiatives
As educators question the over-diagnosis of special needs, vocational camps offer practical skills and community events provide adaptive recreation, highlighting dual.
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Philadelphia School District Settles Lawsuit Over Race-Based Admissions Policy
The School District of Philadelphia will pay $650,000 to settle a lawsuit challenging its race-based high school admissions system, ending a four-year legal battle.
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NEET-UG 2026 Topper Panshul Bansal Urges Focus Amidst Nationwide Protests
NEET-UG 2026 topper Panshul Bansal advises students to prioritize studies over protests following the exam paper leak controversy.
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Senators Renew Push to Tie College Accreditation to Student Loan Outcomes
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin are reintroducing legislation to hold colleges accountable for student debt by reforming the federal accreditation system.
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No Discrepancy Found in O-Level English Oral Exam Questions, SEAB Investigation Confirms
SEAB confirmed no technical errors in the July 15 O-Level English oral exam after social media claims of prompt discrepancies between students and examiners.
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35 Singapore Primary Schools Oversubscribed in Phase 2A Registration
Singapore’s Ministry of Education data reveals 35 schools were oversubscribed in Phase 2A, as intake capacities were reduced to address falling cohort sizes.
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35 Singapore Primary Schools Oversubscribed in Phase 2A Registration
Singapore’s Ministry of Education reports 35 oversubscribed primary schools in Phase 2A, as reduced intake capacity reflects long-term demographic shifts.
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Singapore Ministry of Education Releases 2027 Academic Calendar
Singapore’s Ministry of Education has announced the 2027 school calendar, with classes beginning January 4 and featuring five long weekends for families to plan ahead.
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Federal Student Loan Overhaul Faces Judicial Scrutiny Following July 1 Policy Shifts
New federal student loan rules face legal hurdles as courts challenge debt repayment changes and professional degree eligibility criteria.
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New Mexico AG Investigation Finds Disparate Discipline in Gallup Schools
A New Mexico Department of Justice investigation reveals that Gallup-McKinley County Schools disproportionately punish Native American and Hispanic students.
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Florida Authorities Bust Sophisticated Proxy Cheating Ring for Teacher Certification
Florida officials have arrested a Fort Lauderdale woman for running a proxy-testing scheme to help unqualified candidates pass teacher certification exams.
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Educating Cardiff Star Joy Ballard Banned From Teaching After Misconduct Ruling
Former headteacher Joy Ballard has been barred from the profession following a tribunal that found her guilty of dishonest conduct and misuse of school funds.
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Global Teacher Pay Disputes: Funding Gaps and Structural Tensions
Education systems in England and the US face mounting pressure as government-mandated pay rises clash with school budget constraints and funding gaps.
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Federal Student Loan Overhaul: What Borrowers Must Know by July 1
Major federal student loan changes take effect July 1, 2026, including the end of the SAVE plan and the introduction of new repayment options and borrowing caps.