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How the American High School Diploma Prepares Students for Global Opportunities

For students in Grades 9–12, high school is more than just academics—it’s preparation for the future. Educ8 SA’s American High […] The post How the American High School Diploma Pre...

US Embassy pushes for more Filipino students in America

The US Embassy in the Philippines encouraged more students to explore higher education opportunities in America, following a 50% increase in the Filipino student population in the...

Inside American Overseas School of Rome’s Approach to International Education

Choosing a school in an international city like Rome is rarely just about academics. For many families, especially those moving between countries and cultures, the question is broa...

A globally respected diploma, still underrated in Eastern Europe — and how parents can see it in practice

On May 5, a special Open Day will take place during actual school hours — an unusual format designed to move beyond presentation and offer a real-time view of the school while clas...

How to Prepare for High School Academically, Socially, Physically, and Mentally

Discover how to prepare for high school with tips on academics, social skills, and healthy habits to start your secondary school journey with confidence.

St. Paul American School Hanoi students secure offers from top global universities in 2026

Students at St. Paul American School Hanoi received offers from a wide range of leading universities worldwide in the 2026 admissions cycle, reflecting the school's structured appr...

Guest opinion: A changing world demands a new vision for graduates

US students performing worse than 10 years ago, new report shows — but there are reasons for hope

A new report shows a mixed picture of American education, with middle-income districts lagging in student recovery from COVID-19's effects on learning.

The Rise of Globally Recognised Online Schools: Excellence Without Borders

Online schooling has evolved from convenience to global academic credibility. In 2026, leading online schools are: The shift has been […] The post The Rise of Globally Recognised O...

Experts Say U.S. Students Have Been Falling Behind Academically Long Before The Pandemic

A new report is sounding the alarm on the state of education in America, revealing that students are performing worse academically than a decade ago, and that declines in reading.....

Is College Really Preparing Students for Jobs in 2026?

Think back to the moment someone told you that a college degree was the key to everything. A better job, more money, a stable future. For millions of people, that advice felt like...

US students performing worse than 10 years ago, new report shows — but there are reasons for hope

A new report shows a mixed picture of American education, with middle-income districts lagging in student recovery from COVID-19's effects on learning.

Higher Education’s Huge Opportunity

Higher Education’s Huge Opportunity Doug Lederman Mon, 04/13/2026 - 03:00 AM How well colleges and universities adapt to serve what a recent report from...

What Are Future-Ready Skills?: Preparing Students for Lifelong Success

Future-ready skills refer to personal, social, and cognitive abilities that enable students to interact effectively with others and navigate real-world situations. Unlike academic...

Are Graduates Ready to Enter a Changing Workforce?

As AI reshapes the workforce, are graduates truly prepared for career success, equity, and social mobility in an uncertain economy?

How HR Leaders and Schools Can Collaborate to Create Job-Ready Talent Pipelines

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec 14 May 2026|News archiveHow HR Leaders and Schools Can Collaborate to Create Job-Ready Talent PipelinesA strong career pathway should not feel lik...

High-Achieving Students Do the Community Proud

How educators can help students reach their full potential

Leon Smith, the 2026 National Teacher of the Year, reflects on his visit to Google’s campus in California.

Tips on How to Plan Lessons for Cultural Differences in High School

Discover how to plan lessons for cultural differences in high school with tips, teacher advice, and high-quality resources designed to highlight student identity.

Vocational schools new front in China’s strategy to support businesses’ global expansion

In classrooms and training centres across China, a growing number of students from Southeast Asia, Africa and beyond are learning not just the Chinese language, but how the country...

Scholarship targets study abroad gap for US community colleges

A new scholarship has launched to expand access to study abroad opportunities to community college students in the US – a population starkly underrepresented in global learning ini...

No student left behind: how inclusion is reshaping higher education across Asia-Pacific

Higher education systems across Asia-Pacific are expanding rapidly. Universities are producing more graduates, strengthening research ecosystems and deepening international partner...

W.T. White’s education pathway builds future leaders

On the floor of a Dallas ISD elementary classroom, one senior leans over a set of plastic coins, patiently teaching a young learner the basics of math. Down the hall, another senio...

EDITORIAL: Unprepared students in a classroom free fall

California drops the ACT and SAT and reaps the consequences.