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Cincinnati Public Schools will open a new Montessori school in Madisonville this fall, expanding options for its 35,000 students. Located at the Bramble Nature Campus, the school will serve students from preschool through eighth grade, continuing CPS’s legacy of Montessori education. The new Bramble Montessori Lab School addresses the needs of families seeking alternatives after Xavier University’s Montessori program closure. Enrollment sessions will begin on February 19, 2025.

Indian professionals are increasingly turning to the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program for US permanent residency amid H-1B visa uncertainties. This program requires a significant investment in US businesses, offering a more predictable pathway to a green card for investors and their families, compared to the traditional H-1B route.

Ivy League graduates significantly out-earn their peers, with a median annual income of $91,800 at age 34 compared to $43,600 for graduates from lesser-known colleges. The financial benefits of attending top-tier schools like Harvard and Princeton are immense, offering higher salaries, faster career progression, and valuable alumni networks. Generous financial aid packages make Ivy League education more affordable, creating long-term wealth and career opportunities, as reported by Forbes.

President Donald Trump’s second term has brought intensified immigration enforcement, directly affecting U.S. schools. The administration’s removal of the 2011 “sensitive locations” policy has sparked fear among immigrant families, leading to misinformation, absenteeism, and legal challenges. Hispanic students face declining attendance and test scores, while school districts attempt to reassure communities amid ongoing uncertainty over immigration policies and their educational impact.

Trump’s proposed education cuts could have a devastating impact on Rhode Island schools, threatening funding for students with special needs, reducing teacher numbers, and increasing class sizes. As the federal government plans to cut $1.5 trillion in spending, local officials warn that without federal support, Rhode Island schools would face significant challenges. Protestors have rallied against these potential cuts, while education leaders emphasize the importance of protecting public education for the future of students.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has proposed drastic cuts to indirect funding for research grants, impacting major U.S. universities like Harvard, Oklahoma State University, and the University of Kentucky. The cuts, which target crucial infrastructure funding, could disrupt medical research in areas like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and public health. Universities are facing uncertainty as they brace for the financial implications, with concerns over lost resources, research productivity, and the future of groundbreaking medical advancements.