The Department of Education is forming a negotiated rulemaking committee to write new accrediting regulations and make it easier for new accreditors to become approved.
The agency wants to make it easier for new accreditors to gain recognition and to curb diversity, equity and inclusion ...
ED officials have said for months that they want to tackle the regulations governing accreditors. A Monday announcement ...
Texas Tech Health El Paso has earned Joint Accreditation for interprofessional continuing education, the university announced ...
Years of preparation paid off for SUNY Cortland’s teacher education programs during a recent weekend, when a team of five outside reviewers gave the College unofficial approval for national ...
Twenty years ago, when I was hiring teachers for the private K-12 school I founded, I knew better than to recruit certified teachers. That’s right — I didn’t want to hire certified teachers. Why?
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Connecticut’s Alternate Route to Certification teaching program earns national accreditation
The Connecticut Office of Health’s Alternate Route to Certification program has earned national accreditation from the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation, or CAEP. Gov. Ned Lamont ...
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Bills could limit education board's ability to revoke teaching licenses, lower accreditation
Through a series of bills, a prominent Republican state senator is working to set guidelines and limit the Oklahoma State ...
Twenty years ago, when I was hiring teachers for the private K-12 school I founded, I knew better than to recruit certified teachers. That’s right — I didn’t want to hire certified teachers. Why?
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