Rajesh Gupta is a meticulous researcher and writer focused on data-driven insights in public administration. He often analyzes the effectiveness and efficiency of public sector initiatives.
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Columbus City Schools plans to cut 445 positions to address a $50 million budget gap, raising parent concerns about reduced resources and educational quality.
Duke University's Baldwin Scholars program, previously for female students since 2004, now accepts all undergraduates. This change aligns with national re-evaluations of DEI initiatives.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's latest report cards show 94% of school districts are meeting or exceeding state expectations.
The City of Newburgh is aggressively pursuing millions in state and federal funding to spearhead a major revitalization of its downtown core.
Incoming NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's team is launching a new nonprofit to sustain his grassroots movement, a strategy advised by Obama campaign veteran Marshall L. Ganz.
A reported U.S. policy shift may lead to visa denials for permanent residency applicants with chronic health conditions like diabetes or obesity.
The University of Alabama has announced the creation of a new School of Leadership and Policy, designed to train future public servants and policymakers.
University faculty and student leaders strongly oppose a proposal to reduce bachelor's degree credits from 120 to 90, citing concerns about degree quality, graduate school access, and career readiness
Cornell University has agreed to pay $60 million and accept the Trump administration’s interpretation of civil rights laws, restoring over $250 million in federal funding.
A new Florida state audit reveals the University of Central Florida is the most financially efficient university, while New College of Florida is the most expensive.
A new study finds public Montessori preschools lead to better reading, memory, and social skills in kindergarteners, while also costing school districts less.
