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Emily Hays/Illinois Public MediaSchools in Illinois suspend Black students at much higher rates than white students. In part one of a series, we take you to a Rockford middle school that is an outlier. It hands out the most discipline violations per Black student of any school in the state. WNIJ's Peter Medlin reports… -
Credit: panitanphoto via Shutterstock.comThe legislation sought to address a long-standing issue for many school support employees whose paychecks stop when classes end for the summer, but who are still expected to return when the next academic year begins.
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From handwritten notes to instant invoices: see how AI is transforming small business. Catch Adam Gurski’s live demos are June 10–11, with more to come. -
Lawmakers expand in-state tuition, amend child care licensing -
Dr. Ian Martin is system chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine and interim senior associate dean for faculty affairs and leadership development at the Medical College of Wisconsin. -
The General Assembly has approved House Bill 4420, which extends provisions of the College Campus Press Act beyond student journalists at state-sponsored institutions to include professional journalists at public media outlets. -
The General Assembly has approved House Bill 4420, which extends provisions of the College Campus Press Act beyond student journalists at state-sponsored institutions to include professional journalists at public media outlets. -
Pressure arrives as Democratic New York governor says she’ll opt into federal tax credit -
$18 million was not released until April, and programs were given limited time to spend it -
A new report shows how school discipline incidents can come back to haunt Illinois students during the college admissions process. -
The State of Illinois will provide $2.6 million for design and implementation. -
A ransomware attack involving the course management system Canvas affected nearly 9,000 schools and educational institutions worldwide during one of the busiest periods of the academic year.
