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‘NYC Men Teach’ is helping to increase the presence and retention of nonwhite male teachers in the city’s public schools.
Arizona recently passed a policy in favor of “school of choice” – which would allow students who withdraw from public school education to channel their share of state funding for the education of their choice, including for private institutions or online education.
A new project run by the Smithsonian and the Alliance for California Traditional Arts is picking up where the legendary Sidney Robertson Cowell left off in archiving music from different ethnic groups from across California.
The college admission processes face major changes, as new reports show that pursuing higher education has become a superficial, strategic and in-genuine ‘manic race.’
The California State Board of Education recently proposed a set of criteria that aims to keep “ineffective” teachers from classrooms.
The United States Department of Education partnered with the Smithsonian Museum of Art to launch an initiative aimed at encouraging and supporting more young women into STEM.
A course scheduled for next spring at the University of Wisconsin-Madison titled “The Problem of Whiteness” has received much criticism from lawmakers who now want to “pull” funding from the University.
Lower and middle-income families will finally be able to afford or simply send their children to preschool at a lower cost thanks to a $13.8 million investment in early education pledged by the San Diego Foundation.
A new $20 million donation from philanthropist Frank Guarini, former Congressman, will help fund a new global legal studies program at the New York University School of Law.
Most graduates of top business schools go into private sector jobs right out of school, with fewer than five percent taking jobs at nonprofits.
Formerly known as Public School 198, the newly opened Urban Scholars Community School has found itself with more resources and funding to halt its struggles, but after years of systemic poverty-related issues, how much transformation is possible remains unclear.
Even though under scrutiny, a $6.5 million donation to fund a research program at Harvard University will not be returned, according to university officials.
Communities can make a big difference in supporting their local nonprofits, whether it is through donating directly to the organization or by volunteering time or resources. Thousands of organizations rely on these monetary and time donations every year to make ends meet and to continue serving their communities.
A new report from One Campaign estimates that about 130 million girls around the globe fail to attend school every day of the year.
As part of our mission to draw public attention and support to the important work of nonprofits in America, we sat down to chat with 21 accomplished nonprofit leaders in Minnesota to discuss their impact in driving positive change in the evolving landscapes of rural America.
As part of the “50 State Genocide Education Project” lawmakers from 20 states of the 42 in the U.S. that do not already require education on genocide awareness and prevention have pledged to introduce legislation for public schools to require education on the Holocaust and genocide.
The 2016 Forbes Women’s Summit will be a forum that brings together America’s top business leaders to share their expertise and ideas that address news ways of leveraging tools to build a bright future for the nation.
In a recent study published in Nature researchers at UC Berkeley used a series of brain scans to map out language on different regions of the brain, or as we know it – semantics.
Segregation in schools took a turn in 1947 in the Mendez vs. Westminster School District of Orange County, when Mendez, et al challenged the constitutionality of separate schools for Mexican students. This case would later provide the framework for Brown vs. Board of Education and desegregation in the state and across the nation.
The World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, Turkey – the first summit of its kind – will bring together leaders from around the world to build the “Education Cannot Wait – Fund for Education in Emergencies.”