Carrie Jung

Free tuition programs in two New England states have brought thousands of new students into community college classrooms. But they're also straining some schools' faculty and financial aid staff.

Alternatives to traditional school bus transportation include carpooling platforms and apps reminiscent of ride-hailing.

As a nationwide educator shortage persists, some districts are sponsoring immigrant work visas to attract and retain staff.

Staffing shortages and high turnover have dogged the early education and child care field for years. The pandemic has made them acute issues.

The vehicles have struggled to gain traction, but school districts are being swayed by new funding options, as well as environmental and health concerns.

College leaders do not want to lose out on some one million overseas students.

Some law schools are expanding entrance exam options as a way to try and encourage more diverse students to apply.

Generous Giving is urging a move away from doctrine to appeal to a wider donor base.

Some companies are starting to include student loan repayment programs in their benefits packages.

A pilot program is underway in Massachusetts, while New Hampshire already has 200 day care centers participating in its purchasing group program.