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Search ArticlesThe Education Freedom Tax Credit Moves Forward. The Next Decision Belongs to the States.
The Trump administration took another major step toward implementing the Education Freedom Tax Credit last week, releasing proposed Treasury regulations that clarify how the nation's new federal scholarship program will operate beginning in 2027. Among the most consequential developments: married couples filing jointly will be eligible for a combined tax credit of up to $3,400, double the individual $1,700 limit.
States Need to Step Up to Protect Developing Minds.
States Need to Step Up to Protect Developing Minds. Jeb Bush RealClearEducation October 2, 2026
Reform Without Retreat
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How Universities Learn to Outlast Their Own Scandals
The Jason Arday scandal at Cambridge is a tragedy on many levels. Arday, a former professor of sociology of education, became the focus of international scrutiny in August 2026 after serious questions emerged about his doctoral thesis, his academic record, and biographical claims that had helped propel him to a chair at one of the world’s preeminent universities. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments
Title IX Change Means More Cornell Cases
Title IX Change Means More Cornell Cases Schools will no longer have to investigate alleged assaults involving students if they happen off campus. Read Full Article »
California's Youngest Students Keep Missing School
California's Youngest Students Keep Missing School About 24% of California's youngest students were chronically absent in 2024-25, higher than the 19% chronic absenteeism rate for all students. Read Full Article »
Schools See 'Money on the Table' in Tax Credit
Schools See 'Money on the Table' in Tax Credit Some in the public education sphere hope to use the tax credit to pay for everything from SAT prep to field trips. Others worry the money won’t materialize on a large scale. Read Full Article »
The Cornell 7 Lawsuit Served the Wrong Person
The Cornell 7 Lawsuit Served the Wrong Person The mom of the mistakenly identified Matthew Ingalls begs vigilantes to leave them alone. 'My family's been terrorized, threatened, and harassed.' Read Full Article »
America Needs a Civic Education Lifeline
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Overwhelming Cheating
In a comment on an earlier post, a professor suggested as a topic for discussion, "Academic integrity violations becoming commonplace (analog, not just AI!) and what to do about it."