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Student Advocate Spurs Virginia Law to Protect Disabled Students in Emergencies

With emergency threats on the rise, a Virginia student’s activism has led to legislation requiring tailored evacuation plans for students with disabilities.

By Eleanor Vance • August 25, 2025 3 MIN READ

Kira Tiller, aged 19, successfully advocated for a Virginia law mandating written emergency evacuation plans for students with disabilities.

New York City’s public school system, serving 900,000 students with a $40 billion budget, represents a critical responsibility for the city’s leadership.

Zohran Mamdani’s Vision for Transforming New York City’s $40 Billion Public School System

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A Century Since the 'Trial of the Century': Lessons for the Democratic Party Today

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Peter Philpott’s letter highlights the significance of embracing America’s complex history and learning from its lessons.

Honoring America’s Complex History: A Student’s Plea to Preserve Our True Stories

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The Impact of International Students on U.S. Universities: Benefits and Challenges

American universities have seen a dramatic rise in international student enrollment over recent decades, sparking debate about the cultural and financial effects on campuses and communities.

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Introducing AI in Early Education Could Have Serious Consequences

Concerns are mounting over the federal push to integrate artificial intelligence across all K-12 classrooms, with critics warning that premature adoption, especially in early grades, may undermine student trust and educational quality.

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Trump's Proposed Budget Sparks Concerns Over Special Education Funding and Oversight

The newly proposed 2026 budget plan could reshape special education funding by reducing federal oversight and granting states more control, raising alarms among parents of children with disabilities.

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How Political Pressures Are Reshaping Florida’s University Campuses

Florida's crackdown on so-called 'woke' ideology in higher education is creating a climate of fear among professors and students—a trend that could soon spread nationwide under new federal policies.

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Ali Bajwa, originally from Pakistan, completed his doctorate in Australia and now lectures at La Trobe University in Melbourne after a decade in the country.

Australia Tightens International Student Caps Amid Housing Affordability Concerns

As Australia grapples with soaring housing costs, political leaders from both major parties propose significant reductions in the number of foreign students allowed to study, aiming to ease pressure on the rental and housing markets.

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