
UofL Permanently Closes Rauch Planetarium After Pandemic
The University of Louisville has confirmed the permanent closure of its Rauch Planetarium and Gheens Science Hall, citing unsustainable financial losses.
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The University of Louisville has confirmed the permanent closure of its Rauch Planetarium and Gheens Science Hall, citing unsustainable financial losses.

Texas's new school voucher program has received over 160,000 applications, but early data shows 76% of applicants were not in public school last year.

Portland Public Schools is facing a $14 million budget deficit, prompting immediate furloughs for administrators and plans for future school closures.

Milwaukee Public Schools plans to eliminate 260 non-classroom positions to address a $46 million budget deficit, aiming to save $30 million while protecting teachers.
Thousands of California teachers are striking or threatening strikes as part of a coordinated effort by the California Teachers Association to secure higher wages and better benefits. Districts face f

The Oakland Unified School District board voted to eliminate over 400 positions to address a $100 million budget deficit, sparking community outcry.

The University of California system sold approximately $2 billion in bonds this week, securing project funding amid increasing legal and political pressure.

Portland Public Schools is implementing an immediate spending freeze and cancelling a school day to address an unexpected budget gap this school year.

The University of Louisville is ending its management of the Early Learning Campus on June 30, a move that has shocked parents and faculty who rely on the center.

Ohio lawmakers are considering a bill to penalize public schools for suing the state over its $1.7 billion private school voucher program, which a judge has already ruled unconstitutional.

The Anchorage School District is proposing to close three elementary schools—Campbell STEM, Fire Lake, and Lake Otis—to address a $90 million budget deficit.

The Grand Forks School Board has approved $4.4 million in budget cuts, sparking community backlash over a process many felt lacked sufficient public input.