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How many more days of school do you have left until winter break? I bet you can tell us the EXACT answer down to the minute, and we don’t blame you. Teaching in December can be a slog, or a frenzy … a frenzied slog? We’ll go with it. To help get you through to […]
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The advertising technology (ad tech) landscape is rapidly changing, with programmatic advertising at its core, which is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.75% from 2022 to 2027. Central to this transformation is Prebid Server, an open-source technology integral to header bidding that has revolutionized ad inventory sales. It enables publishers to offer their […]
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To the Editor: Workforce shortages and growing student interest in high-demand fields present a chance for our higher education system to scale programs and reimagine pathways that lead to economic mobility. But it’s frustrating to see that when our colleges and universities are afforded the chance to diverge from the norm, they often don’t. As […]
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Wards at N.A. Chaderjian Youth Correctional Facility talk at a table in Merced Hall in Stockton, Calif. Credit: Lea Suzuki / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris Do you count on EdSource? If so, please make your donation today. California is failing to provide a high-quality education to students in the juvenile justice system by not […]
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Shai Reshef, founder and president of University of the People From its founding in 2009 through its initial accreditation in 2014 to its growing visibility as a provider of higher education to refugees in the world’s most difficult places, the University of the People has been on a slow, steady march toward recognition and legitimacy […]
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The center photo features Tom Boroujeni, Fresno City College academic senate president. Credit: Mark Tabay, Fresno City College & Fresno State/Facebook Do you count on EdSource? If so, please make your donation today. The State Center Community College District placed Fresno City College instructor and president of the school’s Academic Senate, Tom Boroujeni, on administrative […]
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Facing financial difficulties, the College of Saint Rose will close at the end of the academic year. The college’s Board of Trustees voted at a meeting Thursday to close the small, private college in Albany, N.Y., according to local news reports. The Times Union recently reported that the college had requested $5 million in emergency funding […]
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Fresno City College on November 29, 2023 Lasherica Thornton/ EdSource Do you count on EdSource? If so, please make your donation today. At least three women in the Fresno City College communication department refused to work today in response to an EdSource story revealing the Title IX investigation and act of sexual violence report of […]
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In a dynamic job market where competition is fierce and industries evolve rapidly, the quest to become desirable to employers is a strategic pursuit that requires intentional efforts and continuous self-improvement. Whether you’re a recent graduate entering the workforce or a seasoned professional aiming to enhance your career prospects, here’s a blueprint to make yourself […]
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Teachers want to be the best they can be at their jobs, and they know that education is a lifelong process. But meeting professional development requirements can often feel like a hassle instead of something that’s meaningful. Districts offer (and require) plenty of their own PD, but they may not cover topics that really interest […]
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