Education Department to cancel $6 billion in loans to defrauded students
The Education Department reached a proposed settlement with about 200,000 borrowers who attended schools found to have committed misconduct.
The Education Department reached a proposed settlement with about 200,000 borrowers who attended schools found to have committed misconduct.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos stepped down on Thursday, prompting educators and industry leaders to publish scathing reviews of her nearly four-year tenure.
While education leaders maintain COVID-19 is creating very real hardships for institutions, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos claims her data disagrees.
The U.S. Department of Education is funding participants in its Reimagine Workforce Preparation program through funding provided through CARES Act grants.
Some universities have reversed course on reopening their campuses, but others are pressing on, pleading with students to act responsibly.
Adult and technical, K-12, and early-childhood education are all finding heightened support from state leaders, policy analysts said at SXSW 2019.
The Education secretary acknowledged confusion around student data privacy, but said a new FAQ could help illuminate things.
A new app for the Free Application For Student Aid is simplifying a process that has historically aggravated users, the education secretary said.
Federal awards surpassed President Trump’s yearly mandate of $200 million for grants funding science, technology, engineering and math education.
The secretary of Education reiterated at a national conference her philosophy behind empowering students to take control of their learning.