Enrollment in US colleges and universities has sharply declined over the last decade, but does that mean schools are seeing less revenue from tuition? While the COVID-19 pandemic certainly accelerated …
It’s no secret that the cost of going to college has skyrocketed over the years. Tuition has risen at nearly 5 times the rate of inflation over the last 50 …
As another school year begins, some students will find themselves skipping the traditional classroom for the first time as they start homeschooling instead. The last couple of years have shaken …
A new school year is upon us, and as teachers all across the nation get ready to welcome students back into their classrooms, they’re spending a pretty penny in the …
Summer is upon us, and as another school year comes to an end, a fresh crop of college graduates are still excitedly celebrating their accomplishments. But before long, these graduates’ …
It’s Tax Day in America, and for many teachers, tax season serves as a sobering reminder of just how much money they have to spend out of their own pockets …
All across the nation, schools are having trouble filling vacant job openings for teachers. It’s a problem that’s been manifesting for years, but thanks to the pandemic, the teacher shortage …
Since the start of the pandemic, college enrollment has been sinking like a rock. In fact, over 1 million fewer students are enrolled in college now than before the pandemic …
After a fairly uneventful, undisturbed fall semester across the country, the return to class from the holiday break has been a very rocky proposition for many US schools. Thousands of …
If the cost of going to college increased consistently with the U.S. inflation rate over the last 50 years, students would be paying anywhere from roughly $10,000 to $20,000 per …
