South Korea’s private education sector rakes in profits despite fewer students
Cram schools are shifting their business strategies to focus on premium, high-intensity programmes. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Student absences on ‘Day Without Immigrants' cost schools state funding
Tens of thousands of students across the country stayed home on Monday to protest immigration enforcement action as part of ...
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Indian Boarding Schools & Study in India Expo Returns
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What is next for TSSAA after one-time transfer proposal in Tennessee denied with 12-0 vote
The TSSAA Legislative Council denied a proposal Tuesday that would have allowed Tennessee high school athletes a one-time ...
Absenteeism remains high and Texas schools want the state’s help to keep students in the classroom.
In a typical school week, Delaila Constante makes more than a dozen calls to parents of students who are frequently absent ...
TSSAA Legislative Council denies several proposals to amend Transfer Rules, Residence Rule
On Tuesday, the TSSAA Legislative Council metto determine whether to amend the Transfer Rules and/or the Residence Rule - ending in all three proposals present ...
Students Pour Their Hearts Into College Admissions. Do Schools Care?
The college application process is arguably one of the most significant financial investments anyone makes in their life.
Job Training Exists for Students With Disabilities. Many Never Get It.
Washington makes money available to the states to help young people with disabilities enter the work force. New Jersey has ...
Headteacher at £18,000 a year private school says Gen Z employees are so bad children no longer want to be 'adventurous' or 'seize opportunities'
Jones, headteacher of Rugby, a private boarding school in Warwickshire, has said there is now a 'culture of safetyism' ...
Headteacher at £18K a year private school criticises Gen Z employees
Jones, headteacher of Rugby, a private boarding school in Warwickshire, has said there is now a 'culture of safetyism' ...
Gen Z anxiety epidemic is blamed on 'mollycoddling' and a 'culture of safetyism' by top private school head
Gen Z, also known as Zoomers, are children born between 1996 and 2010, although the exact dates are sometimes contested.