The Ethiopian government is ramping up efforts to bridge the education gap and expand access to quality learning through the launch of a nationwide Early Childhood Development and Education Policy ...

In an era marked by rapid urbanization and societal shifts, the challenge lies in modernizing and institutionalizing those values to ensure that every child receives the care, protection, and ...

In Ethiopia, the kitchen is the heart of the home. But behind the smell of fresh injera or simmering stew lies an invisible cost—one that millions pay daily ...

Kotebe University of Education (KUE) is spearheading efforts to enhance the accessibility, quality, and equity of early childhood education as a cornerstone for national development and a critical ...

“In Indiana, it’s 90 percent of teachers in a charter school need to be licensed in the same way as those in a traditional public school,” she said. Traditional public schools serve specific ...

He believed that Ethiopian philosophy expresses itself in three ways. The first is the written sources of Ethiopian philosophy found in the Hatatas. The second is the study of foreign philosophical ...

Charter schools and traditional public schools are both public schools. “When the charter school idea was launched, it was really seen as a space for innovation, a space for different types ...

As a result of that experimentation, charter schools have fewer regulations than traditional public schools. For example, Bulkley points to teacher licensing. “In Indiana, it’s 90 percent of teachers ...

From Ethiopia to Mead High School, Franklin Zealand has sprinted toward his life Wed., June 4, 2025 Zealand Franklin is headed to Eastern Washington University after graduation.

The school primarily serves refugee students and has recently seen significant improvements thanks to the World Bank-supported General Education Quality Improvement Program for Equity (GEQIP-E).