July 25, 2025 - 17:36

The Department of Education announced on Friday that it has released over $5 billion in funding to schools, ending an almost monthlong hold on these crucial resources. This financial support aims to assist educational institutions in navigating challenges posed by the ongoing pandemic and to ensure that students receive the necessary tools for a successful learning experience.
The funding release comes after a significant delay that began in early July, during which time many schools expressed concerns about their ability to operate effectively without these funds. The financial support is expected to be allocated for various needs, including technology upgrades, infrastructure improvements, and additional resources for students and teachers.
Officials emphasized the importance of this funding in helping schools recover and thrive amid ongoing uncertainties. The swift release of these funds is seen as a vital step toward stabilizing educational environments and enhancing the quality of education for students across the nation.
July 9, 2026 - 23:44
Report: Roughly $225 million in alleged fraud found in K-12 educationA new analysis of federal oversight reports has identified roughly $225 million in alleged fraud within the K-12 education system over a six-and-a-half-year period. The review, conducted by the...
July 9, 2026 - 12:22
Board of Education appoints new principal for Bristol Central High SchoolBRISTOL, Conn. - The Bristol Public Schools Board of Education voted Wednesday evening to appoint Brandon HuBrins as the next principal of Bristol Central High School. The decision came after a...
July 8, 2026 - 18:01
Expanding Journalism Around Education, Work And The Innovation EconomyA new reporting fellowship has been launched to strengthen local journalism focused on the intersection of education, artificial intelligence, and the innovation economy. The initiative, a...
July 8, 2026 - 04:43
New Orleans students made big gains on 2026 LEAP tests. These charts show the growth.New Orleans public school students posted significant gains on the 2026 LEAP tests, contributing to a broader academic surge across Louisiana. The improved scores mark a continuation of the city`s...