Washington Post
The Trump administration has now sued every state that offered in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants.
WVVA
West Virginia has received a record $15 million federal Educational Opportunity Centers grant to expand college access and workforce training for adult learners across the state, Gov. Patrick Morrisey has announced.
EdSource
Community college faculty need to rethink how they teach and assess students as artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the classroom and the world, Sonya Christian, the chancellor of California Community Colleges, said last week in front of an audience of technology workers at a conference in San Francisco.
KIIITV
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly common in classrooms and workplaces, Del Mar College (Texas) is taking steps to help students and faculty understand how to use the technology responsibly.
WTVD
Rather than creating a single AI-focused degree program, Wake Technical Community College is incorporating AI concepts and tools into a wide variety of disciplines. According to President Scott Ralls, students across 33 disciplines took some type of AI course during the past year.
WHAV
The new associate of applied science in surgical technology program at Northern Essex Community College is offered in partnership with Merrimack Health Haverhill Hospital through an apprenticeship supported by a Massachusetts Skills Capital Grant and contributions from the Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation and Accelerate the Future.
WBRE/WYOU
Luzerne County Community College’s new Building and Construction Trade Apprenticeship Readiness Academy is tuition-free and includes a 120-hour construction course that aims to address a workforce shortage.
Politico Weekly Education
President Donald Trump signed a new education provision into law Friday. Tucked into the Russia sanctions bill was a piece of education tax legislation. The provision, known as the Supporting Early-Childhood Educators’ Deduction Act, expands eligibility for an education tax deduction to early childhood educators.
Wyoming News
The Gillette Community College District opposes the general election ballot measure that would create a 50% residential property tax exemption for qualified homeowners, “due to its harmful impact on the financial stability, local control, and long‑term viability of Wyoming’s community colleges.”
Apprenti (on LinkedIn)
A stable RTI (related technical instruction) funding stream would send a clear signal to employers that Registered Apprenticeship is a proven, high-value workforce strategy. More importantly, it would lower the barrier for employers, especially small and mid-sized companies, to experiment with apprenticeship as a talent development pathway.
