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About 48% of school leaders in the Northeast reported feeling understaffed going into the current school year, according to a recent U.S. Department of Education survey. Districts in need of bilingual teachers say their staffing woes are even more acute.

Under the Exchange Visitor Program regulations, the Department of State's (DOS) Assistant Secretary for Educational and Cultural Affairs published a notice on April 5, 2023, waiving and modifying...

Interview with Gennady Babankov, Manager of the SHRM Exchange Visitor Program.

According to the Maine Office of Tourism, 68 percent of all out-of-state visitors come to the state during the summer

Over 64,000 more Indians were studying in the US in 2022 than the previous year, while the number of Chinese students in the country dropped.

Oklahoma City –- State Senator Roland Pederson, R-Burlington, is extending his thanks to Governor Kevin Stitt for signing Senate Bill 682.

A new law in Oklahoma will make it easier for certain individuals to train for or earn commercial driver’s licenses.

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in its annual report mentioned that India sent 64,300 students to America in 2022 while Chinas number shrunk to 24,796

According to the report, China sent fewer students in 2022 compared to 2021 (-24,796), while India sent more students (+64,300).

Other Asian countries that sent fewer students this year compared to last include Saudi Arabia (-4,115), Kuwait (-658) and Malaysia (-403).