The current week finds six state legislatures actively meeting. In addition to detailing recent state legislative and regulatory activity, this week’s report reviews Florida and Kansas bills that were vetoed earlier this year by their respective governors. It also features
The legendary Sam Villa — award-winning industry leader and renowned educator — will be headlining a dynamic group of speakers at the 2024 Career Educators Alliance (CEA) Conference, July 20-22 in Houston.
The Department of Education has released five issue papers and additional supporting materials in preparation for the final Negotiated Rulemaking on Program Integrity and Institutional Quality Committee meeting taking place March 4 through March 7, 2024.
The House of Representatives is scheduled to consider the Bipartisan Workforce Pell Act (H.R. 6585) as soon as next week.
Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) announced that she will not seek an additional term as the Republican leader on the House Education and Workforce Committee.
As part of our celebration of Black History Month, AACS is excited to feature Pam Williams, Assistant Campus Director at Studio Academy of Beauty.
This week, the Department of Education conducted its second Negotiated Rulemaking session on Program Integrity and Institutional Quality.
Last week, Senate Democrats reintroduced legislation targeting for-profit institutions and seeking to impose increased oversight and additional regulatory burdens on the entire sector.
COLLEGE COST REDUCTION ACT ADVANCES TO HOUSE FLOOR Highlights of Markup The College Cost and Reduction Act passed the Committee by a vote of 22-19, and now advances to House floor; Democrats introduced a number of Amendments to strike a majority
KEY DEVELOPMENTS See full stories below College Cost and Reduction Act: Chairwoman Foxx introduced H.R.6951, the College Cost Reduction Act,. The bill addresses student debt, student outcomes, affordability and accountability. Smucker Amendment: The inclusion of the Smucker Amendment—which blocks the implementation of
