Families from Planning Area 47 and other neighborhoods urged the Edmonds board to postpone the boundary decision, arguing the process lacked transparency and would uproot students; some speakers warned of legal review if concerns are not addressed.

Aurora East USD 131 approved its fiscal year 2027 budget; administrators said they reduced the projected deficit "from 12 and 1/2 million dollars to less than 7 million dollars" by cutting supplies spending and leaving some positions unfilled, though a nearly $7 million shortfall remains.

Seattle's school board voted unanimously to adopt Res. 2026 27-7, declaring opposition to initiative measure IP26645 (a proposed repeal of a tax on annual individual income over $1 million). A member of the public testified against same-day adoption; directors said the measures reflect impacts on students.

Ontario takes control of Peel District School Board amid deficits, impacting 1,400 students and halting teacher layoffs.

Alberta teachers reject contract, risking a strike impacting 700,000 students. Tensions rise as negotiations stall.

Community expresses gratitude to retiring educators for their significant contributions to students.

Minnesota State staff presented first readings of 2028 capital budget guidelines (no new large line‑item projects while a systemwide facilities plan is developed) and the FY2027 operating budget (a proposed 6.25% system‑average undergraduate tuition parameter, projected to generate roughly $60M but leave a ~$20M gap due to rising costs). Trustees pressed for student‑impact data and more clarity on system priorities.

Oklahoma House Bill 1530 establishes the Education Reform Act effective November 1, 2025.

Graduation ceremony highlights the Class of 2025's legacy and future promises.

Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD finance staff presented a move to priority-based budgeting to align spending with board-established priorities amid enrollment volatility, stagnant state funding and rising fixed costs.

Respected educator highlights Christy's qualifications and passion for mentoring in Alaska.

School board members explore alternative budget cuts amid rising financial pressure.

Board members asked staff to return March 5 with concrete options to reach a 'qualified' second interim budget or proceed with layoffs; layoff notices must be issued by March 15 and the final budget is due June 30.

The Higher Education Coordinating Commission told a legislative subcommittee it prioritized minimizing student impact when modeling 2.5% and 5% budget reductions, held Oregon Opportunity and Tribal Student grants harmless, and said the final option at the 5% level would pause Oregon Promise awards to new students, saving roughly $13 million.

Students at St John Bosco Arts College have raised £3,000 for charities during the 2025/26 academic year through a series of fundraising events.