Category Archives: Education Post

U.s. Department of Education launched an investigation into the scandal at Penn State University to see if officials there that fail to comply with laws that require higher education institutions to disclose criminal offences which occur on campus each year. … Continue reading →

MBA may have been one of the most sought after education programs around the world, especially with the growing scope of managerial work in the industry. Although the recession has clawed across on employment opportunities, full time MBA program from … Continue reading →

As Congress grapples with’s reauthorization of elementary and secondary education Act (ESEA), they have the opportunity to address the issue of teacher-prepared ofwell. a letter released yesterday from the Coalition for quality teaching yesterday States: This is an area where … Continue reading →

I have just returned from attending the National Education, an invitation-only summit in which educators, parents, students, business leaders, politicians and other decision-makers come together for a few days to have some conversation about the state of education today, and … Continue reading →

Lakeland | After four decades in education, John Stewart, a former Polk school superintendent and former executive director of the Florida High School Athletic Association, is ready to return to work. Stewart, 67, Winter Haven, is negotiating with the Pinellas … Continue reading →