Florida Board of Ed Won’t Appeal In-State Tuition Ruling
In an announcement made this week, Florida education officials said that they will not appeal a decision by the federal court which overturned the policy of charging students who are U.S. citizens but...
View ArticleA ruling against Louisiana’s voucher program | NCSE
Louisiana’s controversial voucher program was ruled to violate the Louisiana state constitution, the Baton Rouge Advocate (December 3, 2012) reports. Part of the controversy over the program, which...
View ArticleAn American in Beijing: Landmark Domestic Violence Ruling in China :...
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View ArticleDelhi HC ruling on RTE will only benefit private schools, say parents
The Delhi High Court today upheld that the RTE Act does not impose or apply to nursery or pre-school, with the exception of the provision to reserve 25 percent seats for the economically weaker...
View ArticleHGSE Reacts to Supreme Court’s “Fisher” Ruling | Harvard Graduate School of...
The Supreme Court issued a long-awaited decision yesterday in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, a seven-to-one ruling (Justice Elena Kagan recused herself because she had worked on the case as...
View ArticleStanford responds to Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling
In a closely watched case on affirmative action, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed colleges and universities to continue considering race and ethnicity in admissions, but said courts would apply...
View ArticleAlabama Divorce Ruling Gives Non-Custodial Parent Option of Contributing to...
by Associated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A decision by the Alabama Supreme Court from earlier this month could have an impact on how students of divorced parents finance their college educations. The...
View ArticleBrownback, Wagle: School finance ruling could trigger public fight over...
Gov. Sam Brownback and Senate President Susan Wagle told a Wichita business audience Thursday that the upcoming session of the Legislature will hinge on how the state Supreme Court rules in a...
View ArticleRuling sends French language case back to square one
A monumental, multi-million-dollar fight over French-language education in the Yukon has been ordered back to court. In a rare decision, the Yukon Court of Appeal ruled the original judge in the case...
View ArticlePublic Duties and Private Schools: the Indian Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling...
Problems of affordability and access have perennially plagued the Indian educational system. State-run schools, while affordable, have suffered from a severe absence of quality in every respect; and...
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