IPS considers a new charter partner to run struggling westside school
Indianapolis Public Schools has nominated the former principal of a school that posted rising achievement and attendance to take over...
Month: January 2022
Alabama lawmakers introduce bills aimed at expanding broadband in underserved areas of the state
Federal funds and other revenue sources could be tapped to address ongoing deficiencies in broadband infrastructure, based on a pair...
Georgia lawmakers ban state contracts with business boycotting Israel
State agencies would be barred from doing business with any company or contractor unless they vow not to boycott Israel...
NYC officials keep a lid on data from tests to address ‘learning gaps’
Earlier this month, as Mayor Eric Adams doubled down on the importance of keeping schools open despite a wave of...
Georgia Bill Aims to Limit Profits of Medicaid Managed-Care Companies
Georgia lawmakers will consider a bill that could force the state’s Medicaid managed-care insurers to repay millions of dollars if...
Murphy vows to make New Jersey more affordable; business group says tax relief is necessary
Gov. Phil Murphy used his State of the State address to promise not to raise taxes and to create a...
Despite efforts, NM’s Rio Grande water debt grows
New Mexico now owes 125,000 to 130,000 acre feet of water to Texas under the Rio Grande Compact, according to...
Lawmakers differ with Dunleavy on state budget
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said he was proud of his proposed fiscal year 2023 budget, but lawmakers worry the governor...
Will hosting the Games have benefitted local communities?
Over the past 20 years, the notion of the legacy of the Olympic Games has become increasingly crucial to any...
Hydrogen Hub Development Act introduced in NM House of Representatives
Since New Mexico regulators released a discussion draft of the Hydrogen Hub Development Act in November, about a dozen companies...
