Private school enrollment is continuing to grow since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a survey released last month by the Cato Institute’s Center for Educational Freedom.
Special-education advocates and some public school districts are bracing for potential budget constraints as they prepare for the $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts the president signed into law last month.
Schools are increasingly employing to AI chat for students to better support youth. Experts say the chatbots should be used to supplement human care, not replace it, to be effective.
A pricey private A.I. school in Austin, called Alpha School, will be replicating itself across the country this fall. The academic model includes two hours of AI-assisted learning and then workshops.
Higher spending boosts short-term funding but reduces future compounding, potentially lowering long-term support.
Four-day school weeks offer potential benefits like improved teacher retention and work-life balance, but their impact depends on local context, new research suggests.
A Texas initiative that offers higher pay to top-performing teachers is significantly improving teacher retention.
Businesses in storm-prone areas should take this time to assess their facilities, especially roofs, for storm readiness.
Inside Higher Ed's annual Survey of College and University Chief Business Officers revealed several top concerns, including increases to operating and labor costs as well as changes in federal funding.
With rising health care inflation, employers are rethinking benefits strategies.
Ransomware attacks on educational institutions rose 23% in early 2025, with 130 incidents and average ransom demands of $556,000.
New CEOs have a failure rate as high as 50%, according to McKinsey, and 90% of them wish they had handled their transition differently.
Recently published data from the U.S. State Department shows a 22% drop in F-1 visas issued across the world and a 13% decline in J-1 visas in May.
President Trump's policy and tax bill passed on July 4 will allow states will to opt into generous federal tax incentives that support school choice.
When resources are limited, how can leaders identify pay gaps and then take action to correct them?
Boards and Trustees
Governance
Leadership
In this episode, Beth Pollard and Duncan Booth discuss what they've learned serving the NBOA Board of Directors and particularly as chair, including building trust and moderating honest conversations.
As employees advance in their careers, priorities shift from salary to work-life balance and professional growth, according to a SHRM survey.
Charter school enrollment in California has surged to 12.5% of public school students, even as traditional public school numbers decline.
NAIS has put out a legal advisory on how the recently passed federal tax legislation will impact independent schools.
While these initiatives may present enrollment opportunities for independent schools, it’s important to carefully consider the potential implications of accepting public funds.
