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What losing a CCAMPIS subsidy means for a student parent New America blog A Pima Community College nursing student lost her child care subsidy. Now she’s unsure how she’ll finish her degree. Community college officials…


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California public colleges would get millions in new funding under Newsom plan Higher Ed Dive Gov. Gavin Newsom’s fiscal 2027 budget proposal represents a sharp turnaround from last year, when he advocated for big higher…


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Commentary: Congress OK’d Pell grants for workforce training. Now, it’s up to the states The 74 Governors, workforce boards, state data leaders and providers must demonstrate that participating programs will lead to real jobs and…


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Newsom’s last budget as governor would give schools and community colleges an unexpected $22B EdSource Some of the money will refill an empty education-specific rainy day fund to $4.1 billion, and much of it will…


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Education funding chaos weighs on Colorado community and rural colleges Colorado Sun Cuts to programs perceived as having a DEI focus are hitting training for nurses, cops, welders and other high-skill trades hard. Community college…


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Wisconsin Technical College System earns strong public support in latest statewide survey KFIZ The findings underscore the technical college system’s critical role in providing affordable, high-quality education that meets the needs of students and employers…


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Rising dual enrollment for high schoolers contributes to Wisconsin technical college growth Wisconsin Public Radio The Wisconsin Technical College System is growing at a time when four-year universities are struggling with enrollment. Dual-enrollment programs are…


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New earnings test data: Only 2% of college programs at risk HEA Group The Education Department has released new data determining which college programs may remain eligible to participate in the federal student loan program….


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How student loans and financial aid are changing in 2026 Washington Post A look ahead at the federal policies taking effect that will shape how students and families pay for college. Here are 5 higher…