
Weekly Education Roundup: April 27 - May 3, 2026
This week in education news: the federal Grad PLUS overhaul that just got finalized, Harvard's grading vote opening Tuesday, and a new survey on why kids are opting out of college.
Kate Fisher, expert tutor and founder of Kate Fisher Tutoring (KFT), helping students ace the SAT, ACT, ISEE, SSAT, and more.
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This week in education news: the federal Grad PLUS overhaul that just got finalized, Harvard's grading vote opening Tuesday, and a new survey on why kids are opting out of college.

Why you or your student keeps missing questions they know how to solve.

This week in education news: a $10K Khan-TED AI degree, FAFSA changes that just went live, Harvard's grade-inflation vote, and six days to the May 2 SAT.

Here’s what the last stretch should actually look like.

The number at the top of the page is the least useful part of your score report.

Last week, New York Magazine ran an essay by a member of the Horace Mann class of 1997, revisiting the Times article that had dubbed his graduating class “the class of mediocrity.” The author, Jamie Mandell, spent a few years tracking down classmates and asking them whether, by middle age, the school had paid off.

This week in education news: Hunter, Harvard, the end of test-optional, and a federal rule that just moved AI to the center of K-12.

A guide to what top colleges & universities actually do with your scores

What Khanmigo's failure actually tells us about AI, tutoring, and who gets helped.

A guide to the ISEE for NYC families