Regional Education Leaders Convene To Advance Student Success

Educational leaders and institutions across the U.S. are actively engaging in initiatives to enhance student success and workforce readiness. In Montana, Governor Greg Gianforte and U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon discussed innovations to improve literacy and expand career and technical education programs, emphasizing stable funding and maximizing student potential. Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts hosted a networking event for new K-12 leaders to foster regional partnerships and support leadership transitions. Michigan highlights concerns about frequent leadership changes in higher education institutions, calling for governance reforms to ensure stability and sustained progress. New Jersey City University is advancing its Middle States accreditation process, involving faculty, staff, and students in evidence-based reviews to support institutional growth. Meanwhile, Morehead State University in Kentucky convened regional education leaders to collaborate on college readiness, workforce development, and educator pathways to strengthen educational outcomes and regional engagement.