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April 22

Education policy Apr 22 Louisiana Teacher Unions Back Amendment to Increase Pay Louisiana teacher unions are backing a constitutional amendment to increase teacher pay, a move that could have significant implications for the state's education system.

April 21

Education policy Apr 21 Trump Administration Proposes Earnings-Based Accountability for Higher Education The Trump administration has proposed a new rule that would tie federal student loan eligibility to post-graduation earnings, aiming to increase accountability in higher education. Education policy Apr 21 California Schools Face Budget Cuts Amid Declining Enrollment California public schools are facing significant budget cuts due to declining enrollment, with a loss of 74,961 students statewide.

April 20

Education policy Apr 20 Pennsylvania Expands Student Teacher Support Program Pennsylvania has expanded its Student Teacher Support Program to provide financial assistance to future educators, helping them overcome financial barriers and address the ongoing teacher shortage. Education policy Apr 20 NC Lawmakers Urged to Improve Teacher Pay and Conditions North Carolina's teacher pay ranking has fallen to 43rd in the nation, prompting calls for lawmakers to take action. Education policy Apr 20 Boston Schools Adopt New Graduation Requirements Boston schools are adopting new graduation requirements to better prepare students for college and careers. Education policy Apr 20 Massachusetts Lowers High School Diploma Standards After MCAS Change Massachusetts has lowered its high school diploma standards after ending the MCAS graduation requirement, sparking debate about the impact on student outcomes. Education policy Apr 20 Chicago Catholic Schools Regain Special Education Services After Brief Suspension Chicago Public Schools has reinstated funding for special education services in Catholic schools, affecting over 800 students with disabilities. Education policy Apr 20 US States Honor Charlie Kirk with New Laws on Religion and Free Speech in Education US states are introducing new laws to promote religion and free speech in education, sparking controversy and debate. Education policy Apr 20 US Schools Face Budget Challenges Amid Rising Costs and Funding Shortfalls US schools are facing significant budget challenges, with many states cutting programs and staff to balance their finances.