The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Congressional Spending Deal and Trump’s Proposed Education Budget

• 02/16/18

36 Veterans and Military Service Organizations Oppose Provisions in Higher Education Act Reauthorization

• 02/15/18

Top Research Universities Announce Coalition to Accelerate Local Climate Action

• 02/06/18

New Standards of Quality Released for Afterschool Programs

• 02/02/18

Mission Possible

Thoughts on the legal significance of working in teams.

• 02/01/18

Coalition Launches to Support Federal Investment in Public School Facilities

• 01/29/18

Eight Governors Join Bipartisan Coalition of Governors Working to Expand Access to K-12 Computer Science Education

• 01/23/18

Sigma Chi International Fraternity Creates New Policies To Enhance Health And Safety Measures Across Chapters

• 01/16/18

Public Education Funding Inequity in an Era of Increasing Concentration of Poverty and Resegregation

• 01/11/18

Washington Update: Where Does Education Fit in the Current Scheme of Things?

• 01/04/18

Washington Update: Where Does Education Fit in the Current Scheme of Things?

• 01/04/18

Education and Related Policy Predictions for 2018

• 01/01/18

Fundraising and Finance: The school–volunteer relationship.

• 01/01/18

State Chiefs Take Leadership Role in Elevating Teaching Profession

• 12/13/17

Spotlight on Institutional Leadership

A college or university can only be as strong as the person who leads it. Dr. Marylouise Fennell, RSM, knows this quite well, having spent more than 35 years in Higher Education Administration—as a dean, former president of Carlow University in Pittsburgh and as a higher education executive search consultant at Hyatt Fennell Executive Search.

• 11/15/17

Title IX... in Regulatory Limbo

What to expect as our work with Title IX evolves.

• 11/01/17

ED Releases Secretary's Proposed Priorities for Competitive Grant Programs

• 10/12/17

Washington Update

This has been a difficult update to write because of how quickly things happen in Washington. Congress has only a few months before the end of this session to address several critical issues, and no one knows to expect on any given day from the President.

• 10/06/17

Washington Update: What Has Happened and What to Expect

• 10/06/17

U.S. Department of Education Announces Hurricane Flexibility Guidance

• 09/22/17

Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law Condemns Move by Education Department to Undermine Civil Rights Protections

• 09/22/17

Shifting School Start Times Could Contribute $83 Billion to U.S. Economy Within a Decade

• 08/30/17

National Center for Campus Public Safety Releases Report on Campus Carry

• 08/22/17

FDA to Expand Public Education Campaign to Focus on Prevention of Youth e-Cigarette Use

• 08/08/17

FDA to Expand Public Education Campaign to Focus on Prevention of Youth e-Cigarette Use

• 08/08/17

A Washington Update: What Can Be Successful?

• 07/25/17

New Report Provides Education Leaders with School Interventions That Work

• 07/18/17

Every Student Succeeds Act: Early Observations on State Changes to Accountability Systems

• 07/17/17

NEA Adopts Charter School Policy Statement

• 07/04/17

A Blueprint for Title IX Compliance

A working model for responding to reports of sexual harassment and violence.

• 07/01/17