Disruptions to schooling can have long-term educational and economic effects.
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Richmond Fed president Tom Barkin spoke about the importance of early childhood education and the health of the child care industry at the VECF/VA Chamber’s 7th Annual Executive Briefing on the Economics of Early Childhood.
COVID-19 has disrupted traditional higher education institutions and is forcing institutions to make substantial changes to their plans for the coming academic year.
Some schools are offering to buy a share of students’ future income in exchange for funding their education.
Community colleges serve a larger share of minority students than public or private four-year schools.
College attainment differs greatly between Fifth District counties, as do unemployment rates and earnings by education level from state to state.
Laura Ullrich discussed national economic conditions and the state of the higher education sector at an industry conference in Hilton Head, S.C.
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