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Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger plans to fill 22 vacancies on key university boards on her first day, addressing a governance crisis and setting the stage for her policy agenda.
Michigan's universal pre-K program has seen a nearly 21% surge in enrollment for the upcoming school year, with 51,000 four-year-olds now registered.
The Ohio Legislature is passing a law to fix a single scoring error on a high school biology test, a move necessary to allow 529 students to graduate.
Maryland has released its annual star ratings for public schools, but this may be the last year for the current system as officials work to overhaul the state's accountability framework.
West Virginia school districts are competing for a limited $43.5 million fund after submitting over $170 million in requests for urgent infrastructure projects.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a major bipartisan bill aimed at preventing charter school fraud, citing high costs and legislative shortcomings.
New Hampshire continues to face a 30-year-old school funding crisis rooted in its heavy reliance on local property taxes, a system deemed unconstitutional.
Florida has approved a new rule requiring a half-credit course in financial literacy for high school graduation, beginning with the class of 2027.
New Jersey is offering financial grants to school districts that implement strict, all-day cellphone bans for students in grades 6 through 12.
Oklahoma's new State Board of Education has begun clearing a backlog of cases, dismissing controversial teacher license revocations while moving forward with another.
Ohio lawmakers are considering new legislation that would ban diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in K-12 public schools across the state.
Oklahoma's new State Superintendent, Lindel Fields, has unveiled a detailed 15-month plan to stabilize the state's education department, focusing on literacy and teacher support.
