Politico By MICHAEL STRATFORD (mstratford@politico.com; @mstratford) January 2, 2019 Welcome to 2019. As Democrats assume control of the House this week, all eyes in the education world will be on what the new dynamic in Washington will mean for congressional oversight of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the Trump administration Education […]
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by the Republican Committee on Education and Labor via The Wall Street Journal By Rep. Virginia Foxx Dec. 31, 2018 I know how it feels to be the only woman in a room of powerful men. I also know how it feels to be tuned out because of how I look […]
EducationDive By Ben Unglesbee January 3rd, 2019 Given the total collapse of some of the country’s largest for-profit operators as a result of legal, regulatory and financial pressure, Career Education’s penalties from the settlement may seem light by comparison. From 2001 to 2010, Career Education’s enrollment nearly tripled to 118,205. During […]
EducationDive By Ben Unglesbee January 3, 2019 NAU’s fortunes have fallen with the for-profit sector as a whole. Its exit from the Nasdaq exchange may be largely symbolic for non-investors, but it reflects real financial troubles that have affected many in the sector, including two large for-profit operators that abruptly […]
EducationText.org By Michael B. Horn Using video storytelling to motivate learning Hollywood is coming to a university near you—as nearby as the closest computer screen. Educators are attempting to harness the power of the industry that commands our attention at the movies (and on our tablets, televisions, and phones) for students […]
Education Dive by Ben Unglesbee January 7, 2019 ECA’s sudden closure was indicative of broader issues in the for-profit sector and raised far more questions than the company or regulators have been able to answer so far. Chief among those questions was why ECA had no teach-out plans in place […]
InsideHigherEd By Ashley A. Smith January 7, 2019 California governor-elect Gavin Newsom plans to propose expanding the state’s one-year, tuition-free community college program to two years. Newsom reportedly will include an additional $40 million in his budget to fund the second year of college. An additional $5 million would go to the California Community Colleges […]
InsideHigherEd By Ashley A. Smith January 7, 2019 For-profit cosmetology operators in Iowa used legal threats to prevent competition with lower-priced community colleges, according to The New York Times, but the case appears to be an outlier. On at least one occasion, a for-profit cosmetology college used a state law to stop […]
InsideHigherEd by Andrew Kreighbaum and Paul Fain January 7, 2019 The Education Department’s proposals for upcoming negotiated rule-making process would narrow the responsibilities of accreditors and modify federal definitions for credit hour and distance education. In a package of highly detailed proposals set to be released today, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos delivers on […]