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Iowa’s Education Savings Account (ESA) program has seen a remarkable 60% increase in participation, with over 27,000 students now using taxpayer funds to attend private schools. The surge is part of a broader trend towards expanding school choice in the state, as private school enrollment grows by 9%. The ESA program, which provides up to $7,800 per student, will be available to all Iowa families starting in 2025, with an estimated $218 million in funding by the end of the 2024-25 school year.

The surge in demand for computer science courses reflects technology’s pivotal role in driving industry innovation. With fields like AI and cybersecurity flourishing, the U.S. remains a top choice for aspiring professionals. Prestigious universities such as Stanford, MIT, and Princeton lead global rankings, excelling in teaching, research, and industry engagement, highlighting their contribution to shaping future technological advancements.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has unveiled a $2.5 billion plan to modernize public universities and colleges across the state. The BRIGHT Act aims to address outdated infrastructure, create 15,000 construction jobs, and improve facilities such as labs and wellness centers. The initiative focuses on sustainability, workforce development, and student needs, marking the largest investment in higher education infrastructure in decades. The plan is expected to transform campuses and drive economic growth in the state.

Binghamton University is rapidly emerging as a top choice for high-achieving students, offering Ivy League-quality education at an affordable price. With a strong academic reputation, cutting-edge research programs, and career-focused initiatives like its four-plus-one degrees, Binghamton attracts talent nationwide. Its lower tuition and rising prestige, along with impressive post-graduation salaries, make it a smart alternative to pricier Ivy League schools. As demand for spots grows, Binghamton is positioning itself as a leader in innovation and higher education.

The Trump administration has rolled back a decade-old policy protecting ‘sensitive locations’ such as schools and churches from immigration enforcement. This shift allows ICE and CBP to conduct raids and surveillance in these spaces, sparking fear among immigrant families. The policy change could disrupt education, undermine trust in schools, and cause long-term psychological harm to children, especially in high-immigrant communities.

A sweet way to teach kids about science.A sweet way to teach kids about science. 

The Mudra Institute of Communication, Ahmedabad, has issued the MICAT Phase 2 Exam 2025 admit cards. Registered candidates can download them from mica.ac.in. The MICAT Phase 2 exam is scheduled for January 25, 2025. Candidates can check the direct link and other important details here.

During a White House press conference, US President Donald Trump expressed support for the H-1B visa program, emphasizing the need for skilled professionals beyond engineers, including wine experts and high-quality waiters. His remarks underline the importance of specialized talent, such as wine experts, in strengthening the US economy and enhancing the hospitality and fine dining sectors. Today we will explore who are wine experts and what qualifications do they need.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed a statewide ban on cellphones in schools starting next fall to improve student focus and mental health. The policy aims to reduce distractions in classrooms and provide a more conducive learning environment. While the proposal has gained support from educators, some parents are concerned about emergency communication. The state will allocate $13.5 million to help schools implement the ban, potentially setting a precedent for other states.

We love when ethically-produced clothing is also made more affordable.We love when ethically-produced clothing is also made more affordable.