Denver Public Schools is bracing for deeper cuts despite no additional school closures planned for 2025. Facing a projected 8% student enrollment decline by 2029 due to falling US birth rates and housing challenges, the district has already closed seven schools. DPS warns that continued enrollment drops threaten funding for vital programs and services. Officials emphasize the need to “right-size” the district to maintain educational quality amidst these demographic shifts.
The UK’s recent immigration reforms are significantly affecting non-EU student migration. With tighter rules on student visas, restrictions on dependents, and reduced post-study work opportunities, […]
Trump praised Duffy’s advocacy in congress for “fiscal responsibility.” Washington: Donald Trump on Monday nominated former congressman Sean Duffy to be transportation secretary and oversee […]