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21 Higher Ed Conferences You Should Attend in 2023

• Written by: Quintin Maddigan
• Marketing Specialist

As a professional in the higher education industry, you’re well aware of the constantly changing trends, strategies, and laws surrounding education. Conferences are an excellent way to network and collaborate with peers while learning about the most pressing issues and trends from influential individuals and industry leaders.

That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the top higher ed conferences for you to attend in 2023! Below you will find some of the most popular and informative higher education conferences that focus on key issues like enrollment growth, education, policy, and innovation.

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Growing Enrollments / Marketing

EMA Annual Conference

When: September 2023 (Exact dates TBD) Where: Orlando, Florida

The Enrollment Management Association’s annual conference brings together an innovative group of thought leaders to discuss how schools can attract more students, grow their community, and deliver on their mission.

Throughout the three day event, attendees will learn about various topics to help grow enrollments from some of the leading minds in the education space. Topics include everything from robot-proofing your students to seizing opportunities and transforming higher education as a whole.

You can also attend pre-conference workshops where you’ll learn about topics like:

• Admission Training
• Future Leaders
• Boarding School Access

Fill out this form to register for this year’s event!

UPCEA 2023 Annual Conference

When: March 22-24, 2023 Where: Washington DC

The University Professional and Continuing Education’s (UPCEA) annual conference is one of the most recognizable higher education conferences, registering thousands of attendees each year. 

Throughout the event, attendees will hear discussions about the rapidly expanding part technology is playing in education, trends to take note of, and how students have adapted to succeed with these modern changes.

UPCEA focuses on teaching higher ed professionals on topics like:

• Online Leadership and Administration
• Professional and Continuing Education
• Alternative and Non-degree credentials
• Marketing and Enrollment Management

If you’re interested in attending UPCEA’s 2023 conference, you can register for the event on this page .

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RNL National Conference

When: July 25-27, 2023 Where: Nashville, Tennessee

Ruffalo, Noel, and Levitz (RNL) describe their annual conference as “The most comprehensive conference covering the key issues in higher education enrollments today.”

Over 120 sessions are offered during the event, providing insights on topics like undergraduate enrollment, graduate and online enrollment, campus marketing, financial aid management, student success, and strategic enrollment planning.

The RNL National Conference is geared towards high-ranking professionals like:

• Chief Enrollment Officers
• Chief Academic/Student Affairs Officers
• Directors of Admissions
• Directors of Financial Aid
• Campus Marketing Professionals
• Campus Retention Teams

If you want to learn more about the conference or need any specific questions answered, you can use this form .

When: April 30-May 3, 2023 Where: Phoenix Arizona

Each year, The Western Association of College and University Business Officers hosts a conference dedicated to improving the quality of education in the western United States.

Though the conference has not published a comprehensive schedule for the 2023 conference yet, they have offered an exhaustive list of pre-conference workshops, speaker sessions, and networking opportunities in years past.

You can expect the conference to include topics like:

• Mental health
• Budget development
• Multi-generational workforces

AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education

When: November 2023 Where: TBD

The American Marketing Association (AMA) strives to be “the most relevant force and voice shaping marketing around the world.” Members of AMA take pride in being a part of a community that supports each other and promotes unique thought leadership from all members.

While AMA focuses solely on marketing, they hold a conference geared specifically towards higher education called “The Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education”. This conference is a must for any higher ed professional who’s looking to grow enrollments through proven marketing strategies.

During the conference, attendees will learn about topics such as:

• Talent Management
• Project Management
• Student Curated Content
• Utilizing Social Media
• Growing Enrollments

If you’re interested in attending the event, you can learn more and register on AMA’s website .

National Resource Center: The First Year Experience

When: February 3-6, 2023 Where: Los Angeles, California

The National Resource Center’s annual conference on the first-year experience focuses on the student experience, especially for current and incoming freshmen. Throughout the event, higher ed professionals swap stories, scenarios, and successes they’ve experienced to support first-year students’ development and success better.

Throughout the event, you’ll learn about a variety of topics, including:

• Improving the first year
• Creating stronger partnerships between students and schools
• Student health issues
• Bridging generational gaps
• Faculty training
• Teaching tools

If you’re interested in attending, you can use this link to register!

When: April 1-5, 2023 Where: Boston, Massachusetts

The National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) gathers like minded individuals to network and enrich professional development. Each year the conference hosts over 4,000 attendees and offers over 1,200 pre-conference workshops and speaking sessions from seasoned professionals with proven success.

The NASPA Annual Conference focuses on:

• Centering Student Affairs in an Institutional Context
• Infusing Scholarship into Practice
• Embracing the Future of the Profession

If you’re interested in attending the 2023 NASPA Annual Conference, you can register to participate on this page of their website .

SCCE: Higher Education Compliance Conference

When: June 11-13, 2023 Where: Phoenix, Arizona

The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) offers knowledgeable insights into higher ed compliance to those who attend. During the event, attendees will learn from experienced professionals about various topics, offering proven solutions to some of the most common issues in higher ed compliance and ethics.

Some of the topics they discuss are:

• Privacy and Security
• Data Breaches
• Compliance training
• Risk assessments
• Conflicts of Interest
• Investigations

If you’re interested in attending, you can register for the event via their website.

AHEAD: Master Classes for Seasoned Professionals

When: May 22-24, 2023 Where: Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Association on Higher Education And Disabilities (AHEAD) specializes in making education accessible to those with disabilities. Their conferences shed light on the biggest challenges facing students with disabilities while offering actionable solutions for those who want to make their schools more inclusive.

During the event, attendees can expect to learn about:

• Disability Services
• Laws & Policy
• IT Accessibility
• Students on The Spectrum

Visit The Next Chapter’s website to learn more about AHEAD and register for the conference.

When: October, 2022 (Exact date TBD) Where: San Diego, California

The College and University Professional Association’s(CUPA) HR conference hosts higher ed professionals from across the country to discuss leadership skills and policy trends throughout higher education institutions. In addition, the conference offers it’s attendees the opportunity to network with other higher education professionals and learn from prominent leaders, CEOs and Founders in the education space.

The sessions offered at this year’s event cover topics like:

• Academic HR
• Data & metrics
• DEI/Cultural competence
• Professional Development
• Risk Management

If you’re interested in attending this year’s event, visit CUPA-HR’s website for more information.

NACAC Conference

When: September 2023 Where: TBD

The National Association of College Admission Counseling (NACAC) is an organization that was created with the goal of bringing people together to support a shared cause. Their mission is to “empower college admission counseling professionals through education, advocacy, and community.”

Each year, NACAC’s annual conference brings together thousands of higher education professionals to share ideas and attend presentations from prominent industry leaders.

These presentations include topics like:

• Community Building
• Enrollment Management
• Creative Outreach
• Recruitment Strategies
• Student Experiences

You can find more information about registration and speaking topics on NACAC’s website .

When: November, 2023 (Exact date TBD) Where: Las Vegas, Nevada

The National Edtech and Innovation (NEIC) Conference is aimed at educators from schools, districts, community colleges, adult learning centers, and universities to teach higher ed professionals about the latest trend in ed tech and school innovation.

During the three day event, participants network with their peers while discussing the transition to digital learning, closing the digital divide, and identifying the required skills to develop professionally.

You’ll also hear leading professionals speak about topics like:

• Teaching with technology
• Digital infrastructure
• Personalized learning
• Student data and privacy laws

If you want to learn about edtech and innovation, you can fill out this form to register for the event.

When: January 23-26, 2023 Where: New Orleans, Louisiana

The National Future of Education Technology Conference (NFETC) gathers some electric and innovative education leaders to explore the exciting potential technology brings to the classroom. For over 40 years, the NFETC has hosted crowds of eager professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve by networking and learning from like-minded experts.

This year’s session topics include:

• Technology trends
• Cultivating future leaders
• District leadership
• Campus safety/security
• Digital content integration

To learn more and register for the event, you can visit NETC’s registration page on their website.

When: March 20-23, 2023 Where: Austin, Texas

This year Consortium for School Networking (COSN) conference takes a look back at the last three years of hardship the world endure while looking as we emerge into a new era of learning. The event discusses the increased digital footprint schools have implemented over the covid-19 pandemic and emphasizes the “Three R’s”; Reimagine, Redesign, Renew.

When: April 17-19, 2023 Where: San Diego, California

Since 2010, The Arizona State University + Global Silicon Valley (ASU GSV) Summit has connected individuals who are determined to transform how people learn and work. Each year the event offers actionable insights and enlightening experiences that focus on human-centered connections.

Throughout the event, a diverse group of attendees from over 137 countries get together to network with educators, investors, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders to discuss industry trends, highlight up and coming edtech companies, and hear from some of the world’s most influential speakers.

In the past, ASU GSV has brought on prominent speakers like:

• Two former U.S. presidents
• Four former world leaders
• Current and former Governors
• Former U.S. secretaries
• Academy award winners
• Grammy award winners

If you would like to attend one of the largest higher ed conferences of the year, head over to their website’s registration page .

When: March 26-29, 2023 Where: New Orleans, Louisiana

The Ellucian Live conference is a four day event that recognizes the impact education has on future generations. As a leading higher education solutions provider, Ellucian is passionate about sharing their expertise with those who can make a difference in the education industry. Each day, the event emphasizes a particular topic, such as industry and student success. For each subject, they dive deep into the most pressing issues and provide solutions that attendees can take advantage of in their professional endeavors.

Last year’s event hosted over 5,000 in-person and virtually, with that number expected to increase for the 2023 conference.

If you would like to network and learn with thousands of peers, you can get updates and register for the event on Ellucian’s website .

Online Learning Consortium

When: April 18-21, 2023 Where: Nashville, Tennessee

The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) annual conference is dedicated to improving the quality of digital education by forming a collaborative community of higher education professionals to network and discuss tips, best practices, and the future of online learning.

Since 1999, The OLC has prided itself on being a trusted source of information on digital learning. For over two decades, educators have turned to the OLC for expert guidance and resources to provide quality learning experiences online.

This year’s conference will feature topics such as:

• Blended teaching and learning
• Industry connections for student learning
• Instructional technology and tools
• Leadership and advocacy
• Open learning
• Process, problems and practices
• Student support and success
• Teaching and learning practice

To learn more about the event and register for attendance, Visit their website .

NACA Annual Conference

When: March 30-April 1, 2023 Where: St. Paul, Minnesota

The National Association For Campus Activities (NACA) holds conferences across the country throughout the year, encouraging attendees to make meaningful connections while learning from experts, creating long-lasting memories, and exchanging ideas with peers.

NACA defines their organization as a place where members can transform the college campus and amplify the campus experience through inclusive learning, meaningful connections, and engaging entertainment.

This year’s event will feature several prominent topics, including:

• Campus traditions
• Career development
• Diversity & inclusion
• Learning outcomes
• Values & ethics

For more information, head over to NACA’s conference page .

NAGAP Summit

When: April 12-15, 2023 Where: New York, New York

The Association for Graduate Enrollment Management (NAGAP) is determined to engage and improve enrollment management professionals through collaboration, education, and research.

As the only organization dedicated to addressing the concerns of professionals in the graduate enrollment management environment, NAGAP gladly promotes and educates participants on their key focus areas.

These focus areas are:

• Fiscal Management
• Recognized leadership
• Promoting a culture of GEM scholarship
• Recruitment and retention of members

To find out more about what NAGAP offers to its members, you can read through its website .

AACRAO Annual Meeting

When: March 26-29, 2023 Where: Aurora, Colorado

The American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) annual meeting offers a variety of higher education professionals the opportunity to learn, network and advance.

Throughout the event, participants will network with a worldwide network of industry professionals to explore and engage the latest news and trends while finding solutions to the unique and challenging issues inside higher education.

Common topics discussed throughout the event include:

• Enrollment management
• Admissions & Recruitment
• International credential evaluation
• Promoting equity

To learn more about the event, get updates, and explore past sessions, head on over to their conference page .

CASE-NAIS Independent Schools Conference 2023

When: January 29-31, 2023 Where: New York, New York

The Council For Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) hosts many events throughout the year. Their Annual Independent Schools Conference focuses on innovation, sustainability, data, research, and workplace development for independent schools and advancement professionals.

During the event, CASE will provide attendees with the mentorship and information needed to for newcomers and mid-level professionals to succeed.

Learning objectives for the event include:

• Best practices
• Current trends
• Advancement strategies
• Parent engagement
• Professional relationships

To learn more about the event and register as an attendee, head on over to the CASE registration page .

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13 of the Best Education Conferences To Check Out in 2024

Top picks for educators of all kinds.

Education conferences give teachers, administrators, and other education professionals a chance to explore new ideas and strategies, network with their peers, and recharge their excitement for teaching. Plus, there’s always a lot of fun free swag! There are meetups across the country and all throughout the year in 2024. (Tip: Book early to get the best rates.) Here are our picks for the best education conferences for the year ahead.

LitCon 2024

The National K–8 Literacy & Reading Recovery Conference is the place to be for leaders in childhood literacy. Designed by and for educators, LitCon sessions focus on best instructional practices for classroom teachers, literacy coaches and specialists, Title I teachers and coordinators, Reading Recovery professionals, and more.

• January 27–30, 2024
• Columbus, Ohio

Innovative Schools Summits

The ISS events offer you access to four education conferences, each with their own individual focus, all for one price. Attend sessions for the Wired Differently/Trauma-Informed Schools Conference, Innovative Teaching Strategies Conference, School Climate & Culture Forum, and At-Risk Students Conference. It’s a terrific way to put together a conference experience that’s truly meaningful to you.

Dates and locations:

• New York, February 28–March 2, 2024
• Orlando, March 7–10, 2024
• Nashville, June 19–23, 2024
• Las Vegas, July 8–12, 2024

Science on the Grand 2024

Fuel your teaching fire with a STEAM conference for grades K-12 that’s filled with practical, teacher-tested ideas. NGSS-aligned sessions are focused on cutting-edge, inquiry-driven, and classroom-ready strategies tailored for today’s educational challenges. Plus you’ll get to enjoy VIP treatment while mingling with fellow teachers over catered meals, free drinks, and fabulous prizes. At this conference, you’ll gain fresh insights and perspectives to revitalize your teaching methods and create a classroom environment where curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking flourish.

• July 15-16, 2024
• Grand Rapids, Michigan

SXSW EDU Conference & Festival

This conference is all about what educators really want! Participants vote on thousands of proposals submitted by fellow educators, choosing the final lineup for what promises to be one of the most exciting conferences around. For 2024, the majority of sessions are in Teaching & Learning and Equity & Justice tracks, followed by Leadership for Tomorrow and Arts & Storytelling.

• March 4–7, 2024
• Austin, Texas

NSTA Denver 2024

In this three-day science and STEM education event, educators will share experiences, learn from collaborators, catch up with colleagues, and meet new friends. There will be engaging presentations focused on developing scientific literacy in the STEM classroom, as well as a vibrant Exhibit Hall featuring the latest teaching tools and materials, plus so much more!

• March 20–23, 2024
• Denver, Colorado

ASCD Annual Conference

Learn, celebrate, connect. Don’t miss this action-packed event with hundreds of educational movers, shakers, and changemakers. Supercharge as an educator ready to shape the future of education. This year’s theme is “Uniting Minds. Igniting Progress.” This is a perennial educator favorite!

• March 22–25, 2024
• Washington, D.C.

NAFSA 2024 Annual Conference & Expo

This conference promotes international education and exchange. The majority of attendees work on college campuses, but K-12 schools with a strong commitment to foreign exchange programs or international education will find benefit in sending attendees too. The 2024 meetup is all about “Resilience. Renewal. Community.”

• May 28–31, 2024
• New Orleans, Louisiana

Online Teaching Conference

The Online Teaching Conference is a gathering of faculty, staff, and administrators who are leading the way in developing innovative and effective online education. This conference is focused on curriculum, pedagogy, and technology to improve online instruction, learning, and student success. The Online Teaching Conference is an opportunity for educators to network with colleagues, connect, share knowledge, impart and receive best practices, and develop professionally.

• June 26–28, 2024
• Long Beach, California

2024 Model Schools Conference (formerly ICLE)

Small changes can have big results. Learn how purposeful, consistent actions have a major impact on student success. Be inspired by the featured speakers, dynamic sessions, and the Model Schools and Innovative Districts that are successfully transforming culture and student achievement. You’ll also get the chance to connect with fellow educators in a collaborative learning community and take away hands-on, actionable ideas for your school.

• June 23–26, 2024
• Orlando, Florida

ISTELive 24

For more than four decades, ISTE has been recognized as one of the world’s most influential education conferences. It’s where educators and education leaders gather to engage in hands-on learning, share best practices, and hear from the brightest minds in the world of education and beyond.

Visible Learning Conference

The Visible Learning Conference will help you explore and improve student growth and achievement in the context of post-pandemic teaching. This conference will support leveraging your expertise as an educator to make decisions about what content, ideas, and skills you want students to know, understand, and do. During these conference sessions, you’ll embark on these elements of Visible Learning: teaching, leading, learning, and equity.

• July 8–11, 2024
• San Diego, California

GYTO (Get Your Teach On) Fest

Need to reignite your passion for teaching? This might be the education conference for you. Spend time with Team Get Your Teach On as they share their enthusiasm for education and share their tips, tricks, best practices, and teacher secrets to building a successful and engaging classroom. You will leave feeling empowered, motivated, and prepared to create dynamic lessons that will challenge your students and leave them hungry for more.

• July 21–24, 2024

NCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition

If you’re looking for education conferences for math teachers, the NCTM Annual Meeting is the one. This event brings together thousands of mathematics educators from all over the world to collaborate, network, learn, inspire, and much more. With hundreds of education sessions to choose from and attend, you can expect to walk away with more knowledge and inspiration to implement into your classrooms.

• September 25–28, 2024
• Chicago, Illinois

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Throughout our travels, we continue to curate and update a list of our favorites that we think everyone should attend.

Here is the latest list of can’t-miss education conferences for your 2023 planning.

Like many of these conferences, this list hasn’t been the same for the last few years. Rampant cancellations, breakneck pivots and restricted gatherings have forced conferences and events to reinvent themselves in order to continue bringing people and ideas together. It seems that we are looking towards a brighter future, perhaps one that is even better than before, giving voice and access to hundreds of thousands of new educators and edleaders.

Historically our team has spent a lot of time traveling to conferences around the country to learn with and from experts, facilitate sessions and cover various conference happenings. Throughout our travels, we continue to curate and update a list of our favorites that we think everyone should attend.

Here is the latest list of can’t-miss education conferences for your 2023 planning:

January 23-26, 2023; New Orleans, LA In-Person and Online

FETC is the largest national independent EdTech conference discussing tech trends, strategies and best practices for student and school success. 2023 will mark the 43th annual event focusing on the Future of Education Technology and gathering a group of dynamic and creative education professionals from around the world for an intensive and highly collaborative event exploring new technologies, best practices and pressing issues.

January 30-Feb. 2, 2023; San Antonio, TX In-Person and Online

Spanning five days with over 700 sessions and workshops, TCEA is the largest state convention and exposition in the US. TCEA’s Convention & Exposition is the place to meet industry peers, collaborate with other educators, and build a tight-knit, professional learning community.

Digital Learning Annual Conference

February 13-15, 2023; Austin, TX In-Person and Online

DLAC aims to bring together practitioners working on real change and is designed for a wide range of attendees, including educators, companies, non-profit organizations, researchers and state education agencies.

AASA National Conference on Education

February 16-18, 2023; San Antonio, TX In-Person and Online

This year’s AAASA conference theme is Live Well and Lead Well. At this conference, researchers, educators and practitioners will experience personal growth, enjoy time for connections and find joy in the discovery of new research and strategies.

March 6-9, 2023; Austin, TX In-Person and Online

The internationally recognized SXSW EDU will include four days of sessions, workshops, learning experiences, mentorship, film screenings, policy discussions and so much more all aimed at impacting the future of teaching and learning. The event will host 185 sessions and hundreds of speakers and continues to stand out as a true thought leadership summit. Check out our podcast from SXSW EDU 2022 .

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CUE Conference

March 16-18, 2023; Palm Springs, CA In-Person and Online

CUE is the largest and oldest EdTech conference in California and is targeted towards educators and edleaders looking to advance student achievement by using technology in the classroom. The conference has been a go-to event for educational innovation for almost 40 years and provides a best-value, three-day experience for thousands of educators.

March 20-23, 2023; Austin, TX In-Person

CoSN is the conference to attend if you’re a district tech director or leader to reimagine, redesign and renew. Attendees should be prepared to renew their commitment to advancing digital learning and let the Three “R’s” serve as a collective Call to Action.

Education Leaders of Color National Convening

March 22-24, 2023; Las Vegas, NV In-Person

This is a three-day event dedicated to advancing EdLoC’s mission and values. Our theme for the 2023 National Convening is “Leading the Charge.” EdLoC members and invited guests will gather for three days of substantive and actionable discussions focused on re-envisioning solutions that further academic, career, and wealth-building opportunities for youth and communities of color.

Carnegie Foundation Summit on Improvement in Education

March 23-25, 2023; San Diego, CA In-Person and Online

Since 2014, the Summit on Improvement in Education has developed a vibrant learning community by engaging diverse groups of educational professionals—such as school and district leaders, staff from charter management organizations, leaders in state departments of education and professional organizations, entrepreneurs, faculty from higher education organizations, students, parents, and community leaders—in service of addressing complex problems and issues of inequity in educational outcomes.

Deeper Learning Conference

March 28-30, 2023; San Diego, CA In-Person and Online

820 deeper learners from around the world gathered in 2022 for a beautiful reminder of why educators do this work, and of the limitless potential of schools to be places of hope, healing, and inspiration. DLC hosts its 10th annual DL conference in 2023! Here’s a recap  from our time at the DL2018.

March 29-31, 2023; London In-Person and Online

With almost 30,000+ attendees from 123+ countries, representing 600+ leading companies and where 5,000+ people connect, BETT is the world’s largest EdTech conference. Taking place in London, BETT believes in creating a better future by transforming education. This conference is premium, inclusive and game-changing. At every level of education, the themes for BETT  are based on the real needs of the education community, from the tech-nervous newbie to the cool geeky early adopter. BETT themes at the heart of education .

School Climate and Culture Forum

March 30-April 2, 2023; Orlando, FL June 21-24, 2023; Atlanta, GA In-Person and Online

The Summit offers 4 or more topic-specific conferences so you can learn from experts and colleagues throughout North America. These multi-day events provide an opportunity for administrators, teachers, counselors and other educators to learn about new insights and strategies for reaching and teaching students.

NSBA Annual Conference and Exposition 

April 1-3, 2023; Orlando, FL In-Person

The NSBA 2023 Annual Conference and Exposition is the one national event that brings together education leaders to learn about best governance practices, gain insight into child development and learn about new programs and technology that can help enrich student learning. This event is one of the few—if not the only—places where school board members from around the country can receive the training necessary to address the instructional needs of students and how to improve the efficiency of district operations.

ASU+GSV Summit

April 17-19, 2023; San Diego, CA In-Person and Online

This annual conference is the “only conference during the year where you’ll have access to the smartest and most influential Learning & Talent Tech minds from around the world.” The three-day event will host world-class speakers in business, entrepreneurship, higher ed and education innovation. Here is our recap of the 2021 summit .

JFF Horizons

June 14-15, 2023; New Orleans, LA In-Person

Expect to envision new ideas and capture insights through our workshops, panels, and interactive discussions at this event where more than 1,000 leaders, funders, innovators, workers, learners, and more will share their expertise. Leading thinkers and innovators transforming the education and workforce systems will join forces at this annual summit.

June 25-28, 2023; Philadelphia, PA In-Person and Online

As the “epicenter of edtech,” ISTE Is where educators and school leaders go to learn about new tools and strategies. This event boasts endless learning opportunities perfect for industry reps, teachers, tech coordinators/directors, administrators, library media specialists and policymakers.

June 26-29, 2023; Napa Valley, CA In-Person

This 13th annual event will offer the essential skills needed to coach staff through the PBL process, to reflect upon systems and to continue to grow PBL culture with an equity focus. Hear stories that are changing the narrative through gold standard PBL.

ASCA Annual Conference

July 15 – 18, 2023; Atlanta, GA In-Person

More information to come…

Big Picture Learning Big Bang

July 2023; Kansas City

In-Person and Online

National Alliance of Black School Educators

Date coming soon…..

The National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) is the nation’s premier non-profit organization devoted to furthering the academic success for the nation’s children – particularly children of African descent and hosts an annual event with over 50 years of leadership and learning.

Aurora Symposium

October 15 – October 17, 2023; Palm Springs, CA In-Person

Aurora Institute’s annual conference is the leading event for K-12 competency-based learning. With hundreds of sessions, it brings together experts, edleaders and educators to explore next-gen learning for K-12 students. Check out our recap from 2019 .

National Rural Education Association Conference

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Like always, the Rural Schools Conference has been designed to create an environment for collaboration and innovation with a diverse community that includes, national experts, K–12 and higher education practitioners, leading researchers, policymakers, and philanthropic leaders. The goal is to help communities innovate and leverage local assets to create meaningful learning experiences for rural students.

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We loved attending the WPS Summit this year. Read our recap of the event here!

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Eight Education Conferences to Attend in 2023

  by Caroline Weeks

Education conferences are a great way for teachers and administrators to learn new instructional strategies, network with peers, and be refreshed and rejuvenated. As you plan out 2023, be sure to make time for professional development, whether you attend in person or virtually. Below we have highlighted conferences for global and language educators, plus general education conferences we think would be valuable for you.

Here are Participate Learning’s recommendations for can’t-miss conferences this year!

NCASCD Annual Conference

The North Carolina Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development is hosting its annual conference for educators across the state. Hear from fellow administrators, teachers, and educators in more than 30 sessions as they share their best practices with you.

• February 8-10, 2023 in Pinehurst, NC

FLANC Spring and Fall Conference

K-20 world language and dual language educators will not want to miss the Foreign Language Association of North Carolina’s annual conferences. The Spring Conference in March is a recap of sessions from the Fall 2022 Conference and includes site visits of dual language immersion schools.

• March 4, 2023 in Charlotte, NC
• October 7-8, 2023 in Winston-Salem, NC

SXSW EDU is offering more than 185 crowdsourced sessions for their 2023 conference. With an emphasis on themes such as justice, equity, and teacher retention, you’re sure to find lots of sessions that interest you, plus networking opportunities.

• March 6-9, 2023 in Austin, TX

NCASA Annual Conference on Educational Leadership

If you are a school or district administrator, the North Carolina Association of School Administrators offers the chance to connect and learn from other leaders across the state. Sessions cover instructional leadership, increasing equity, family engagement, and more.

• March 22-24, 2023 in Concord, NC

NAFSA Annual Conference

NAFSA: Association of International Educators, is hosting its 75th annual conference and expo dedicated to global educators and cultural exchange. Connect with educators from all over the world and learn new instructional strategies and best practices.

• May 30-June 2, 2023 in Washington, DC

WIDA Annual Conference

For K-12 educators supporting multilingual learners, WIDA’s annual conference is a great way to share ideas and practical applications for language learning. Their assets-based approach to learning means all students are valued for their unique contributions to any classroom environment.

• October 17-20, 2023 in Milwaukee, WI

La Cosecha is the largest dual language conference in the U.S., bringing together thousands of educators, researchers, and practitioners. In 2021 and 2022, the conference was offered in a hybrid format so participants could attend in person or virtually.

• November 8-11, 2023 in Albuquerque, NM

ACTFL Annual Convention and World Languages Expo

The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages annual convention offers language educators access to hundreds of different speakers and sessions. Learn about the newest research, instruction, and timely topics in language education.

• November 17-19, 2023 in Chicago, IL

We hope 2023 is full of professional growth for you and your colleagues! For practical tips on how to incorporate what you learned at a conference into your classroom,  see this blog post .

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Advancing online education begins with you. Join us for the OLC Accelerate 2023 conference and help shape the future of online, digital, and blended learning.

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OLC Innovate, a joint conference presented by OLC and MERLOT, provides a path for innovators of all experience levels and backgrounds to share best practices, test new ideas, and collaborate on driving forward online, digital, and blended learning.

This year’s conference will take place April 18 – 21, 2023 at the  Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville!

Join us as we challenge our teaching and learning paradigms, reimagine the learning experience, and ideate on how disruptions in education today will shape the innovative classroom of tomorrow.

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The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) is committed to creating equitable spaces where academics, practitioners, students, and staff can work together across their unique experiences to build truly inclusive communities and learning environments.  

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Get impactful strategies you can immediately apply to your work in these hands-on, experiential workshops held at the onsite conference in Nashville

Take a deep dive into critical topics like blended learning, research, and more with thought leaders in digital, online, and blended education. Summits are included as part of the regular onsite program through the All Access Pass.

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Expect to be actively involved in sessions at OLC Innovate. From “Conversation, Not Presentation” to “Career Forum Round Tables,” presentations will encourage deep thinking and engagement around relevant topics.

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Explore challenges and craft innovative approaches for better reaching our unique populations of learners.

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The program will be held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center  in exciting Nashville, TN.

Make your reservations by Monday, March 27, 2023 to take advantage of the special daily conference room rate ($237.00/night plus taxes). The resort fee is included.

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The higher education industry is experiencing significant changes to curricula, teaching methods, technology, student affairs, recruitment, and retention. Accelerating these changes even further was the emergence of COVID-19, which impacted nearly every facet of higher education.

Additionally, academic institutions—and their leaders—are faced with increased scrutiny from the academic community, accreditors, students, and parents. More than ever, effective and flexible leadership is critical to an educational institution’s success. 

One way for leaders in higher ed to stay ahead of the curve is by attending the nation’s top higher education conferences. These conferences are an excellent opportunity for education professionals to develop valuable connections, exchange innovative ideas, share best practices, and learn new skills. 

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Of course, it can be difficult to properly budget for these events and to keep track of each event’s status. For instance: Which conferences have been adjusted? Will there be any changes to the conference format moving forward, such as shifting to a full virtual experience?

Knowing the status of these higher education conferences for 2023 is critical to mapping out your schedule to gain the most value for you and your institution. That’s why we’ve put together an updated list of the top higher ed conferences for your team to consider in 2023. Use this list to narrow your choices for any upcoming must-attend conferences, so your school can stay abreast of emerging trends in the ever-evolving landscape of higher education.

Top Higher Education Conferences of 2023

1. ace2023—the american council on education’s annual meeting .

Date : April 13-15, 2023

Format : In-person

Location : Washington, DC

The American Council on Education’s annual meeting will take place in April 2023. It’s regarded as the most distinguished higher education event nationwide, with more than 2,000 executive leaders in higher ed regularly attending the annual conference each year. The topics of discussion typically focus on data-driven insights and thought-provoking content.

2. NACAC National Conference

Date : September 21-23, 2023

Location : Baltimore, MD

This year, guests can attend the NACAC National Conference at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland, where speakers will focus on the individual and collective resilience of all counseling and admission professionals. Over 6,000 attendees will come together to “share best practices, inspirational ideas, cutting-edge research, and professional stories at the premier event for college admission counseling professionals.” The three-day event will feature more than 200 exhibitors and 100 educational sessions, along with unlimited networking opportunities. 

3. NACADA’s 2023 Annual Conference

Date : October 4-7, 2023

Format : In-Person

Location : Orlando, FL

The NACADA’s 2023 Annual Conference will be held at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Flordia. This year’s conference theme is focused on “Reimagin[ing] the Magic of Academic Advising.” The speakers, sessions, and workshops will provide a forum for discussion, debate, and the exchange of ideas pertaining to quality academic advising and the future of the discipline. Attendees will be able to share their experiences and research in the field and utilize this networking event to make new connections with like-minded thought leaders.

4. Leadership in Higher Education Conference

Date : October 12-14, 2023

The Leadership in Higher Education Conference keeps both new and experienced higher ed leaders at the cutting edge of academic innovation. Attendees will learn strategies, trends, and best practices for effectively managing staff and resources in academic and administrative leadership roles. This conference helps build on existing leadership skills while providing actionable strategies to give participants additional assets to improve efficiency and effectiveness in their positions.

5. 2023 Global Inclusion Conference

Date : October 31-November 7, 2023

Location : Chicago, IL

The 11th annual Diversity Abroad Conference will be hosted in Chicago, IL, this October. Since 2013, this week-long event has constituted the “most comprehensive forum for education professionals, students, and stakeholders committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in global education.”

Hundreds of education professionals, student leaders, employers, and leading graduate programs will share innovations, build community, and collaborate to make progress toward addressing and accelerating systemic and equitable change in all aspects of global education and cultural exchange.

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These higher education conferences for 2023 are a great place for educational leaders to start improving their organizational leadership capabilities.

For education professionals looking for more comprehensive leadership training, however, a Doctor of Education (EdD) might be the next step. Northeastern’s Doctor of Education program , for example, rigorously prepares leaders to investigate, explore, and transform organizational and institutional landscapes, empowering its graduates to pursue the issues they’re passionate about.

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The dates for this year’s summit are Nov. 23-25, 2024 Check back here for more information soon!

About the event

The Higher Education Summit, hosted by Colleges Ontario, is an annual event that explores the top issues affecting post-secondary education today. Highlights include featured addresses from world-renowned leaders and networking opportunities at the most senior level.

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One of the most multicultural and cosmopolitan cities in the world, Toronto is home to various cultural institutions that include numerous museums and galleries, festivals, historic sites and more - all of which attract over 25 million tourists each year.

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Our dynamic speakers will transform how you view today’s major events. This year's featured speakers will include Simu Liu, star of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

DYNAMIC EXHIBIT FAIR

With a focus on networking, you’ll leave this conference inspired by new insights and energized by new connections. As the hub of summit activity, it’s the place to meet, eat and expand your knowledge. The 2023 exhibit fair runs November 26 and 27.

SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

Connect. Engage. Participate. We have an array of opportunities tailored for maximum exposure. For information on sponsorship and exhibitor benefits, please contact Loretta Piattelli at (647) 258-7684 or  [email protected] .

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#PSEWeb 2024 is heading to Olds College of Agriculture & Technology  in Olds, Alberta!

Join the ‘stampede’ of your peers to Central Alberta on Wednesday, July 10, and Thursday, 11, 2024, for learning, networking, and refreshing. Can’t make it to Olds? This year’s event is hybrid so you can participate from anywhere.

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Oct. 8-11, 2023 Online and Buffalo, New York

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Save the date — Sept. 22-25, 2024 — for the 2024 Annual Conference. It all takes place in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and online.

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Conference attendees have on-demand session access through Nov. 30, 2023.

Paid members have unlimited on-demand access to the HEWeb23 recordings via the Professional Development Library. The library includes full recordings from all HighEdWeb conferences.

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From programming to marketing, content to design, social to development — HighEdWeb offers value for everyone.

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HighEdWeb is the place to network. Have fun and build relationships that will grow throughout your career.

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Poster presentations (online) Tuesday, Oct. 3, 12-1 p.m. EDT

Pre-conference workshops (in-person) Sunday, Oct. 8, 1-4:30 p.m. EDT

Conference sessions (in-person and online) Monday, Oct. 9, 8:30 a.m. - Wednesday, Oct. 11, 12:45 p.m. EDT

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2023 PA Community of Practice Transition Conference

2023 pa community of practice transition conference our voice, our plan, our future august 9 & 10, 2023 registration is open, virtual and in-person opportunities available  .

Penn Stater Conference Center 215 Innovation Boulevard State College, PA 16803

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Wednesday, August 9, 2023 (6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.) PYLN Youth Event – Games, DJ, Photo Booth - In-Person Only 

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A limited number of scholarships are available for conference attendees who meet the following criteria:

Transition-aged youth between the ages of 14-22 with a current IEP, a 504 Plan or self-disclose that they have a disability accompanied by an adult (family member/caregiver)

Family member or caregiver of a transition-aged youth between the ages of 14-22, with a current IEP, a 504 Plan or self-disclose that they have a disability without the youth attending.

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For applicants to receive a scholarship from the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR), they must have an OVR-244 (Pre-ETS Consent) on file or have an open case with OVR. If there isn’t an OVR-244 on file prior to applying for the scholarship, a referral to OVR is required to receive a scholarship. Families are encouraged to apply by completing the scholarship application on or before June 30, 2023. The scholarship will cover the following: • Registration Fee – for either in-person or virtual registration • Lodging - Cost of a double occupancy hotel room for those that live beyond 50 miles of the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center • Meals - Continental breakfast and lunch on August 9th and August 10th will be available. All other meals will be the responsibility of the applicant. • Please Note - Scholarships do not include travel expenses or transportation. • Childcare is NOT provided.

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June 13 – 16, 2023

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The  2023 STLHE Annual Conference  will be held in beautiful  Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island  at the  Delta Prince Edward  and  PEI Convention Centre . Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island) is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. The Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq have occupied this Island for over 12,000 years. We honour the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which recognized Mi’kmaq rights and established an ongoing relationship between nations.

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Location: The 2023 PNLA Conference will be held in Moscow, Idaho at the Best Western Plus University Inn, Wed., August 2 – Fri., August 4.

A guest room block and special rates are being held at the Best Western Plus University Inn. Prior to   July 5, 2023 , visit Reservations* or call 208-882-0550 and mention PNLA Conference.

*When using the link, confirm your arrival and departure dates at the top of the first page. If the link is showing no availability, you are unable to book your required room type, or if making reservations after July 5, call the hotel directly.

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Cost: Estimated costs include registration: $250 for the full conference or $125 per day and lodging at the conference rate, running between $169-$179 plus tax per night.

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Tools for Life is for transitioning youth with disabilities and all who support them. Attendees include educators, special educators, therapists, counselors, service providers, job developers, other rehabilitation specialists, and especially high school students with disabilities and their families.

Each year, the Fair is held in a different city in Idaho. This helps to make it more accessible to students and families across the state. The Fair travels between North Idaho, Boise and southeast Idaho.

Check out our Tools for Life video playlist  to learn more about the different things you can expect to learn and do at Tools for Life. 

Tools for Life 2025 will be in Moscow. More information will be posted as it becomes available.

Review registration information.

If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please email Dan Dyer at [email protected] . Be sure to include:

• your district name and location
• the total number of adults in your group, and
• the total number of students in your group.

We will determine if there is room for your group and either send you a sign-up form, or put you on the waitlist. 

Registration is open! Get all the information you need to attend and sign up whether you're a student, family member, educator or exhibitor.

The event is presented as a typical professional conference with national keynote speakers and breakout sessions. Throughout the two-day event, the keynote speakers, presentations and breakout sessions focus on:

• Assistive technology
• Post-secondary education
• Independent living
• Self-advocacy/self-direction.

Breakout sessions will be geared towards transitioning youth. Participants are encouraged to attend the sessions of their choice.

An exhibit hall will be open throughout the Fair from 9 am to 4 pm to allow agencies and vendors to promote their organizations, share resources and showcase their products. All youth attendung the Fair are invited to attend a social event on Monday beginning at 5:15 pm. The event will be held at the hotel and will include pizza, live music, dancing and more!

Helpful Resources

We want you and your students to have the best experience possible! There's a lot to see and do at Tools for Life, so planning with your students can help to make sure everyone gets the most out of their time at the Fair. These resources can help:

• Preparing students for Tools for Life (PDF)
• Tools for Life 2024 program (PDF)

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Tools for Life is coordinated and sponsored by the following organizations. We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude for your time, knowledge and skills.

• Idaho Assistive Technology Project
• Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
• Idaho Department of Labor
• Idaho Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
• Idaho State Department of Education
• Idaho Educational Services for the Deaf and Blind
• Center on Disabilities and Human Development
• Idaho SESTA
• Idaho Parents Unlimited
• Idaho Council for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
• Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Previous Years

Review our reports for a summary of each year's event and how Tools for Life empowers people with disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive within their communities.

• 2024 Tools for Life Fair - March 4-5 (PDF)
• 2023 Tools for Life Fair - February 27-28 (PDF)
• 2022 Tools for Life Fair - March 7-8 (PDF)
• 2020 Tools for Life Fair - March 9-10
• 2019 Tools for Life Fair - March 4-5
• 2018 Tools for Life Fair - March 5-6
• 2017 Tools for Life Fair - March 6-7 (PDF)
• 2016 Tools for Life Fair - March 1-2 (PDF)

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DeSantis signs bill to defund DEI programs at Florida’s public colleges

Joining a national wave of conservative attacks on programs that promote diversity in higher education, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a bill into law Monday to defund such efforts at the state’s public colleges and limit how race can be discussed in many courses.

Critics of the new law worry it is trampling on academic freedom and could hurt efforts they say are critical to serving increasingly diverse student populations. But DeSantis and other opponents of diversity, equity and inclusion programs say they reinforce racial divisions and promote liberal orthodoxy.

“If you look at the way this has actually been implemented across the country, DEI is better viewed as standing for discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination,” DeSantis said at a news conference at New College of Florida in Sarasota. “And that has no place in our public institutions. This bill says the whole experiment with DEI is coming to an end in the state of Florida.”

DeSantis, who is expected to launch a bid for the White House, has made “culture war” issues a major focus as governor.

Florida’s new law joins legislation in 19 other states where lawmakers have targeted diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, according to a tracking project from the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Under the new law, Florida’s public colleges are prohibited from spending state or federal money on DEI efforts. These programs often assist colleges in increasing student and faculty diversity, which can apply to race and ethnicity, as well as sexual orientation, religion and socioeconomic status. The bill does not prohibit colleges from spending money on such programs if they are required by federal law.

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The law also forbids public colleges from offering general education courses — which are part of the required curriculum for all college students — that “distort significant historical events,” teach “identity politics,” or are “based on theories that systemic racism, sexism, oppression, or privilege are inherent in the institutions of the United States and were created to maintain social, political, or economic inequities.”

DeSantis said students who want to study “niche subjects,” such as critical race theory, ought to look elsewhere. “Florida’s getting out of that game,” he said. “If you want to do things like gender ideology, go to Berkeley.”

Students can still major in areas such as African American studies and gender studies. But the legislation has inspired concerns that professors will be limited in how they teach those courses — whether they’re part of the general education curriculum or not. For example, the law requires the university system’s Board of Governors to review programs and curriculums on its campuses, identifying any that run afoul of the banned concepts.

The Florida legislation has been met with backlash at both the state and national level, where higher-education experts and First Amendment advocates say the state is trampling on academic freedom. They say the law will have an immediate chilling effect on faculty members, who may avoid covering controversial subjects altogether.

“It’s basically state-mandated censorship, which has no place in a democracy,” Irene Mulvey, president of the American Association of University Professors, said in a recent interview with The Washington Post.

Ousted Florida college diversity leader: ‘I am the first casualty’

Mulvey called the bill in Florida and other legislation like it a “dog whistle appeal” to the conservative base, and part of a “coordinated campaign to maintain White supremacy.”

The governor held the bill signing on the campus of New College of Florida, a public liberal arts college where DeSantis recently appointed a group of conservative trustees. Eliminating New College’s DEI office was among the newly constituted board’s first orders of business.

The signing ceremony drew protesters, whose chants could be heard inside the event space. Christopher Rufo, one of the new trustees, spoke during the event, deriding the demonstrators for what he called their “kindergarten-level protests.” Rufo is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, where he co-wrote model anti-DEI legislation.

“Florida’s farmers and waitresses and truck drivers should not be subsidizing a permanent bureaucracy of left-wing activists who hate them and hate their values,” said Rufo, a Georgetown University graduate who lives in the Seattle area.

Targeting higher education

Bills targeting college DEI programs in other states have also drawn opposition from students and faculty. In Texas last week, some students waited up to 19 hours for a chance to testify against a bill that would ban DEI offices, the Austin American-Statesman reported . Students said DEI offices offered critical resources for underrepresented minorities and first-generation students, who may need customized help navigating college life.

At the same time, conservatives say the influence of DEI offices has led to the creation of litmus tests for faculty members, who may be required to sign statements committing to diversity. The University of Wisconsin’s system president recently told lawmakers that the university would do away with any such statements.

A spate of new laws have been passed in recent years that shape or ban discussions about race or gender at the K-12 level, but eight states, including Florida, now have “educational gag orders” that apply to higher education, according to Jeremy Young, a program director at PEN America, a nonprofit group that advocates free expression.

“The focus on higher ed has accelerated,” Young said.

The first wave of such legislation targeting “divisive concepts” came in 2021 with laws in Idaho, Iowa and Oklahoma, Young said.

It is fine for lawmakers to set standards for public colleges, such as a civics requirement for students, said Joe Cohn, a First Amendment lawyer. But banning ideas is a different matter. “The case law is clear that the government can’t select certain ideas that it dislikes and ban them from college classrooms,” said Cohn, legislative and policy director at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.

Florida’s efforts to limit concepts covered in college classrooms have already been met with opposition in court. In November, a federal judge blocked the state from enforcing portions of the so-called Stop WOKE Act that restricted what professors could teach.

Nationally, faculty members say, they are concerned about lawmakers making it easier to retaliate against professors for their ideas. A bill in Texas targeting tenure, for example, has been met with fierce opposition .

Florida’s new law states that a personnel decision, such as dismissal, cannot be appealed beyond the university president. That would eliminate opportunities to dispute such actions through arbitration, which is commonly used today, said Andrew Gothard, the president of the United Faculty of Florida, a union representing professors and other groups.

“They’re trying to stop faculty from having any ability to protest being targeted for their political viewpoints,” Gothard said.

DeSantis said Monday he would like to see presidents and trustees, rather than a “cabal of faculty,” empowered to run the universities. The state’s public college governing boards are mostly DeSantis’s political appointees or people with deep ties to the Republican Party. Two recently appointed college presidents include Ben Sasse , a former Republican U.S. senator, who leads the University of Florida; and Richard Corcoran, DeSantis’s former education commissioner, who was named interim president of New College after the governor’s board shake-up.

GOA SSC Toppers List 2024: GBSHSE Board Class 10 Topper Names, Marks, Merit List and Pass Percentage

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GBSHSE 10th Toppers List 2024: The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) has announced the Goa Board Class 10th Results 2024 today, May 15, 2024. As per the official notice, the results have been announced in a press conference scheduled to be held at 5: 30 pm. The candidates awaiting the results can check and download their provisional marksheet online on the official website- gbshse.in.

Direct link to check the Goa SSC Examination Result 2024 is also provided below:

Check Here Goa SSC Examination Result 2024 - Declared

Also Read: GOA SSC Result 2024 LIVE Updates

Goa board officials will also release the Goa SSC Topper List 2024. The candidates can check the name of the topper along with their rank and the total marks scored in the topper list. The list will be available here as soon as it is released. Students are advised to keep refreshing this page for latest updates on toppers of Class 10th Goa Board. 

Goa SSC Results 2024: Toppers List

Goa Board releases topper’s list of GBSHSE SSC every year. The list will be available here once it is released. For now, check the toppers list of previous years. 

GBSHSE SSC Toppers List 2024:  Toppers Name And Marks

Check the topper’s name of the Goa Board Class 10th 2024 Result, along with the total marks scored in the table given below

Goa Board SSC Result 2023: Toppers Name

The following list contains the names and percentage of toppers in Goa Board SSC examination 2023. Candidates can check out the list below.

Goa SSC Results 2024: Statistics

Students can check the overall passing percentage of the GBSHSE SSC Results 2024 in the table uploaded once the details are announced.

For now, check the passing percentage of GBSHSE Class 10th Exam of the last 6 years. 

Goa SSC Results 2024: Passing Percentage Previous Years

Students can check the following table to know the trend in the passing percentage of GBSHSE SSC Results:

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Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result 2024 LIVE Updates: MSBSHSE Class 10, 12 results to be OUT soon; how to check here

Maharashtra ssc, hsc board result 2024 live updates: the maharashtra state board of secondary and higher secondary education (msbshse) will soon release class 10th and class 12th results at its official website. .

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result 2024 LIVE Updates: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBHSE) is  yet to declare the Class 10th and 12th results. As students are keenly waiting for the MSBHSE result announcement, they can check their scores on the official website after the declaration.

So far, no official information related to the MSBHSE result date and ti has been obtained. After the result is declared, students can check it on mahresult.nic.in, msbshse.co.in, and hscresult.mkcl.org. 

Follow Mint for latest updates on Maharashtra SSC and HSC Board result.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When will the Maharashtra Board results be announced?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra Board results are likely to be announced in the last week of May, a Maharashtra Board official told Hindustan Times. So far, there has been no official announcement by the board about result announcement date.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Exam date and time

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra Class 10th and 12th exam were conducted between February 21 to March 19.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Official websites to check result

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students can check their results on the below mentioned official websites after the result announcement

• mahahsscboard.in

mahresult.nic.in

hscresult.mkcl.org

hsc.mahresults.org.in

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Check these details on marksheet after the results are announced

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students must check the following details on marksheet after the results are announced

Candidate name

Roll number

Mothers name

Name of exam

Marks scored

Total marks

Minimum required marks

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Over 15 lakh Class 12 students and 16 lakh Class 10 students await results

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra SSC and HSC results for 2024 are expected to be declared soon. Reports indicate that a total of 15,13,909 students registered for the Maharashtra HSC examinations this year, while over 16 lakh students took the SSC exams. The board will release comprehensive details about the results, including stream-wise performance and pass percentage.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Track these websites

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students must keep a track of the below mentioned websites for any updates on Class 10 and Class 12 results.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: All to know about date, time of Class 10, 12 result

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) is will soon declare the dates and times for the SSC and HSC results of 2024. Following the declaration, candidates will be able to check their Maharashtra 10th and 12th scores on the official website, mahresult.nic.in.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: All to know about scrutiny of marks

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Once the results are out, those students who are dis-satisfied with Maharashtra HSC or SSC result can apply for a re-evaluation of answer scripts. A student may request re-evaluation for up to six subjects, but only those who have applied to obtain a photocopy of their answer sheet are eligible to apply for revaluation. An application fees of ₹ 300 per subject is to be paid for the re-evaluation of Class 12 result.

The Board will release more details about re-evaluation process after the declaration of the result.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Here's how to check marks using DigiLocker

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Follow the below mentioned steps to check result:

Step 1: Visit the official website at digilocker.gov.in or download the DigiLocker app on your smartphone.

Step 2: Click on Maharashtra Board and choose your exam (Class 10 - SSC or Class 12 - HSC).

Step 3: Provide the required details to login including roll number.

Step 4: The Maharashtra Board result will be displayed on the screen once you click on submit.

Step 5: Check and download the result page.

Step 6: Take a printout and keep the hard copy for future reference.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: How to check the board results

• Go to the official website: mahahsscboard.in OR mahresult.nic.in
• Click on the desired activated links ‘MAHA SSC Result 2024’/ ‘MAHA HSC Result 2024’ available on the homepage
• Enter your Roll Number and mother’s first name
• The result will be displayed on your screen
• Download and print a hardcopy of the scorecard for future reference

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When were the exams conducted?

The MSBSHSE conducted the Board exams of Class 12th from February 21 to March 19, while Class 10th exams were held from March 1 to 26, 2024 across the state

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Result date notification soon

The MSBSHSE will be releasing the official result date notification on its website msbshse.co.in.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When will the result link be activated?

Soon after the press conference, the MSBSHSE will activate the results link on its official website- mahahsscboard.in so that students can check their results.

Step 6: Take a printout and keep the hard copy for future reference..

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Minimum Passing grade

As per MSBSHSE norms, students are required to score at least 35% marks in theory and practicals to be declared pass in the board exams.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: 14 lakh await result

Around 14 lakh students who appeared in the Maharashtra Class 12 exams await their results as the MSBSHSE has yet not conducted the press conference.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: What will be announced during the MSBSHSE press conference?

The board will reveal the topper's name, overall pass percentage, gender-wise pass percentage, compartment exam and other important details during the press conference.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: How will the results be announced?

The MSBSHSE will announce the results in a press conference. 

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: MSBSHSE warns against wrong information 

The MSBSHSE, in its official notice (in Marathi), said, “Students of Classes 10, 12/ parents/ teachers are informed that through social media attempts are being made to spread wrong information about the 10th, 12th result 2024. All concerned parties, however, should not believe such rumours. The result dates will be announced by the state board on the official website: https://mahahsscboard.in."

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: How many students registered for Class 10, Class 12 exams?

As per media reports, a total of 15,13,909 students registered for the HSC exams, which included 8,21,450 boys and 6,92,424 girls. Whereas over 16 lakh students appeared for Class 10 exams, including a total of 3,64,314 students from the Mumbai division alone, having six districts.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When were the Class 10, Class 12 exams held?

The MSBSHSE conducted the Board exams of Class 12th from February 21 to March 19, while Class 10th exams were held from March 1 to 26, 2024 across the state. 

•  Enter your Roll Number and mother’s first name

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: What to do if marks aren't satisfactory?

Maharashtra ssc, hsc board result live: requisite login credentials.

Students can check their results by entering their login credentials like Roll Number, Mother’s first name

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Websites to check the results

• results.gov.in

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Find put what last year's stats suggest

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: In 2023, the Konkan division topped the Maharashtra HSC results with a pass percentage of 96.01%. Conversely, Mumbai recorded the lowest pass percentage at 88.13%, despite having the highest student enrolment of 290,258.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: What are the minimum marks needed to pass?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students of Classes 10th and 12th need not less than 35% in each subject including theory and practical to pass. This minimum threshold applies to  both main and optional subjects.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Keep a track of these sites

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The results will be accessible from these official websites

• mahresult.nic.in  
• msbshse.co.in  
• hscresult.mkcl.org.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When to expect Maharashtra Class 10 and 12 results?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra HSC results are expected in the third week of May following which it will release Class 10 results, as per media reports.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Check HSC result via SMS

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Follow the below mentioned steps to check result

1. Compose a new SMS in the format: MHHSCSEAT NO.

2. Send the SMS to 57766.

3. The Maharashtra HSC/12th result will be sent to the same number.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: How to check result?

Visit the official website at mahresult.nic.in.

Click on the HSC result tab.

Furnish your credentials to log in.

Check and download marksheet.

Keep a printout for future reference.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Pass percentage last year

The Maharashtra Class 12 board pass percentage was 91.25% in 2023.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Credentials needed to check results on official websites

Following credentials will be required to check the Maharashtra board results when declared on the official website:

Mother's first name.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: How many students appeared for Class 12 exams?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: According to details, more than 14 lakh students who took the Maharashtra Class 12 exams are awaiting their results.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When will results be declared?

Board officials will soon be releasing the Maharashtra board class 10 results. The date and time for the announcement of Maharashtra board 10th result 2024 will be announced on the official website mahahsscboard.in. Students are advised to keep their class 10 admit cards ready with them to check the result and download the marksheet.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When is the Maharashtra Result expected ? 

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Maharashtra Board will likely declare Maharashtra Board HSC result in the third week of May. It is worth noting that the Board has not officially announced any date to announce results.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: When will the result be announced?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra SSC, HSC board result will likely be announced by the board in the coming weeks. So far there has been no official confirmation about result announcement date.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Official websites where students can check their result

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students can check their results on the official websites of Maharashtra Board including  mahresult.nic.in, msbshse.co.in and hscresult.mkcl.org. 

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students of this stream scored highest in the previous year

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: In the previous year’s examination, students of Class 12 science stream scored highest in 2023. Science stream students scored  96.09 per cent.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: How to check Maharashtra Class 12th result?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students who appeared in the Class 12th Maharashtra Board examination this year can check their results after the announcement. They are required to follow the below steps to check result:

-Visit the official website of the Maharashtra board

-Open the HSC or SSC result tab

-Enter your credentials and log in

-Check the result and download your marks

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Best performing district in previous year exam

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Konkan division emerged as the best-performing district for the Class 12th examinations held in 2023. The students cleared the examination with 96.01% last year. Whereas Mumbai was the worst-performing district for the Class 12th examination. 

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Where to check official result announcement date?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: As there has been no official confirmation regarding the result announcement, students can check the announcement related to the result date on theMaharashtra board’s official website.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live:  Official links to check score

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: Students can check their score by visiting the following links after result announcement:

msbshse.co.in 

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live:  How to check marks online?

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result Live: The Maharashtra Board (MSBSHSE) will announce the result at a press conference. Although there is no information about the result announcement date, students can check their results by using their mother’s first name and their seat number.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result: Previous year’s passing percentage of Class 12th

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Board Result: In 2023, nearly 91.25% of Class 12th students cleared the examination held in 2023. According to the data, 14,16,371 students appeared in the exam and nearly 12,92,468 cleared it. 

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Wraparound childcare: Everything you need to know about before and after school childcare

We’re supporting working families through the UK government’s biggest ever investment in childcare, to make it more affordable, available and flexible.

As part of this announcement, we’re expanding wraparound care for primary school children across England by increasing the number of places available, to support working families.

But what exactly is wraparound childcare? We explain everything you need to know, from what it is to how you can access it.

What is wraparound childcare?

Wraparound childcare is before and after school care for primary school aged children in England during term time, such as  and regular afterschool provision that runs until 6pm or later.

The childcare should be available every school day outside of regular  school  hours and is aimed at helping parents access more  childcare  and work the hours they want to.

This is different from out-of-school activities, or school clubs, which are less frequent and can be a one-off activity.

Around 60 percent of primary schools across England offer wraparound childcare, both before and after school.

Private, voluntary, and independent providers, including childminders and early years settings, are also able to offer wraparound childcare. Often, it’s run on a school site or another setting in the local area.

How do I find wraparound childcare near me?

Parents looking for  childcare options  for their primary school child should speak to their child’s school or the Family Information Service run by their local authority to find out what wraparound childcare is currently available in the area.

From September 2024, parents can expect to see an increase in the number of wraparound childcare places available across the country.

We expect all parents who need it to have access to wraparound childcare, either from their school or from another provider in their local area, by September 2026.

We encourage parents to talk to their child’s school or the Family Information Service in their local authority about their need for wraparound childcare, even if it’s not currently available.

Who will be eligible for wraparound childcare?

Our ambition is that all parents in England with primary school aged children will be able to access wraparound care in their local area by September 2026.

How much will it cost and is financial support available ?

Providers will set their own fees for wraparound places, so prices will vary.

Parents will pay their wraparound childcare provider directly for their child’s place.

Parents eligible for  Tax-Free Childcare  or  Universal Credit Childcare  will be able to use the support to help pay for wraparound care.

Tax-Free Childcare could save eligible parents up to £2,000 per year for children aged up to 11, or £4,000 per year for children aged up to 17 with disabilities.

Universal Credit Childcare could save eligible parents up to 85% of their childcare costs for children aged up to 16.

To check if you are eligible for Tax-Free Childcare or Universal Credit Childcare, visit the Childcare Choices website.

What if wraparound childcare is not available in my area ?

If you live in England you can request that your child’s school consider setting up wraparound childcare for your child if they don’t already provide it.

You should write to your child’s school by letter or e-mail and include when you most need wraparound childcare, detailing the days and times you need it. The school will get back to you with a decision within a school-term.

How are we supporting local authorities to deliver the wraparound childcare expansion?

To make more available wraparound care possible, local authorities will receive a share of £289 million to help map out and accommodate the needs of parents in their area.

They will also be able to use the funds to test different ways to increase their wraparound options, including working with local private providers or partnering with schools.

We’re also giving local authorities a share of a further £100 million to ensure childcare settings in the area – including both early years and wraparound settings – have enough physical space to roll out the programme from next year.

What else are we doing to improve access to childcare for under 5s for working parents ?

We’re doubling the amount we are investing in childcare over the next few years from around £4 billion to around £8 billion each year.

As part of this investment, by September 2025, working parents will be able to claim 30 hours childcare a week, over 38 weeks of the year, all the way through from nine months up to their child starting school.

Nurseries are also set to receive a £204 million cash boost which they can use to ease cost pressures such as staffing costs, training and bills.

You can read more about how we’re investing in childcare in England on the Education Hub .

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Ukraine war latest: Moscow accuses West of being responsible for attacks in Russia; two dead in airstrike on major city

At least two people have been killed and more than a dozen injured in a reported Russian attack on Ukraine's second-largest city of Kharkiv. Russia says it sees the US and UK as responsible for recent attacks on its soil.

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We're pausing our coverage of the Ukraine war for the moment.

Scroll through the blog below to catch up on today's developments.

One person has been killed and another eight injured in a Russian missile attack near the Black Sea port of Odesa, a Ukrainian official has said.

Regional governor Oleh Kiper said five people were being treated in hospital. He posted pictures showing emergency workers near the scene of the strike.

Sky News has not independently verified the report.

Odesa has been a frequent target of Russian missile and drone attacks.

President Vladimir Putin used his meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to "promote Kremlin narratives feigning interest in peace negotiations", analysts at the Institute for the Study of War say.

The pair signed a joint statement yesterday alluding to Russia's support for the China's proposed peace plan and a possible future Chinese-led negotiation to end the war in Ukraine.

In the statement, they claim both countries support a "sustainable settlement" for the "Ukraine crisis".

The ISW said it has "previously assessed" the Kremlin will "continue to use any calls for peace negotiations to feign interest in negotiations" in the hope of undermining Western support for Ukraine.

Moscow also hopes the West will force Ukraine into negotiations with Russia that make concessions on Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity, the ISW added.

'Decisive' relationship

Meanwhile, the institute says, Mr Putin likely views Moscow's relationship with Beijing as "decisive" in his bid to further mobilise the Russian economy and defence industry to support his war in Ukraine.

"Putin and Xi highlighted bilateral trade and economic cooperation throughout their public speeches," the ISW says, adding the Russian delegation includes officials and businessmen.

"The Russian delegation likely aimed to expand cooperation with their Chinese counterparts that will facilitate increased economic ties between Russia and the PRC [People's Republic of China]."

China has previously signalled concerns its economic relationship with Russia may open it up to sanctions, the ISW says, and Mr Putin "likely intends to head off these concerns as the Russian defence industry grows increasingly reliant on the PRC".

Earlier today, we reported how a purported Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at an oil refinery in Krasnodar, Russia.

The blaze has forced an emergency shut down at the facility, owned by Rosneft, two sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters.

According to one source, the drones hit the liquefied petroleum gas production unit while the crude distillation unit remained undamaged. 

"There was no black smoke during the fire. That means it was just the gas burning", a source said.

Russia's state-run TASS news agency reported the fire was extinguished, citing local authorities. 

The Russian defence ministry said air defences downed 44 drones over the Krasnodar region and six over the Belgorod region. 

For context: The Tuapse plant's annual capacity is 12 million metric tons, or 240,000 barrels per day. 

It produces naphtha, fuel oil, vacuum gasoil and high-sulphur diesel, and supplies fuel mainly Turkey, China, Malaysia and Singapore. 

Most Russians would support an end to the war in Ukraine this week - but only if newly-gained territories were not returned.

That's according to  the independent Levada Centre , Russia's best known pollster, which ran a survey to canvass public opinion on Vladimir Putin and the war.

While 71% would back an end to the war "this week", this figure drops to just 30% if the condition for peace were to return territories.

Since September last year, Levada reports the level of support for the Russian army has stayed at about 75%, with older respondents more likely to remain in favour.

Mr Putin's approval rating appears to be at about 82%, the pollster reports.

However, those aged between 18 and 24 appear less likely to back M Putin, with 77% not approving of his activities as president.

Former Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko says no one should trust Vladimir Putin when he says he won't invade Russia's second city, Kharkiv.

The Russian leader does not have an opportunity to capture Kharkiv right now due to Ukraine's defensive forces, he said.

But in Vovchansk, where Mr Poroshenko visited yesterday, the town has been turned into "hell" - with no people or houses left.

"Don't trust Putin. Don't be afraid of Putin," he said.

"I can confirm that our strategy shall be as follows: Ukraine shall win, and Russia, undoubtedly, shall lose."

Moscow says it sees the US and UK as responsible for recent attacks because they are allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons against Russian targets.

The Russian foreign ministry said the UK, US, EU and Kyiv were "playing with fire" over attacks on Russian soil, state news agency Tass reports.

Such actions will not go unanswered, it warned.

"Once again, we should like to unequivocally warn Washington, London, Brussels and other Western capitals, as well as Kyiv, which is under their control, that they are playing with fire. Russia will not leave such encroachments on its territory unanswered."

Earlier today, Russia's ambassador to the UK said the UK was a de facto participant in the war.

This was because it has supplied Kyiv with weapons and shared real-time intelligence, said Andrei Kelin.

The number of victims from a reported Russian airstrike has risen, officials say.

At least two people are now said to have died, with another 13 injured - four of whom are in a "serious condition", regional governor Oleh Syniehubov said.

It is not clear what the attack targeted, but Mr Syniehubov said those injured are civilians.

Reports had initially claimed one person had died and four injured.

Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city, and the surrounding region have long been targeted by Russian attacks but the strikes have become more intense in recent months.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Moscow of seeking to reduce the city to rubble.

A Ukrainian drone hit another oil terminal this morning, this time in the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiisk, according to sources and footage shared on social media.

The Importpischeprom oil products terminal and Sheskharis oil harbour were struck, with the port shut soon after the attack.

Oil loadings resumed later from Sheskharis, according to industry sources and LSEG data, while activity at Importpischeprom remains suspended.

It came as Russian officials reported another drone attack on an oil refinery, causing a fire in Tuapse, which is roughly 150km southeast of Novorossiisk.

Both are in the Krasnodar region.

Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneftdid not reply to a request for comment. Its subsidiary, Novorossiisk Commercial Sea Port Group (NCSP), which operates the Sheskharis oil terminal, declined to comment.

Novorossiisk is Russia's largest port on the Black Sea and is a key oil outlet for crude oil and transit in country's south. It also handles grain, coal, mineral fertilisers, timber, containers, food and chemical cargoes.

Four people have been hurt and at least one has died in an airstrike on the city of Kharkiv, according to local officials.

The regional governor says some of those injured are civilians, while it's reported Russia used guided bombs in the attack.

It's not immediately clear what exactly came under attack.

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