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Education‑focused news often centers on Kaplan, Inc., which is described as a global education company and a subsidiary of Graham Holdings. Recent releases cover topics such as Kaplan’s recognition on rankings of online learning providers, partnerships with colleges and universities to provide preparation for graduate‑level admissions and professional licensing exams, and initiatives that address specific educational needs, including webinars and programs aimed at professional and academic skills development.
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Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) declared a regular quarterly dividend of $1.88 per share, payable on August 6, 2026 to shareholders of record on July 16, 2026.
This is a routine cash dividend announcement specifying the amount, record date, and payment date for shareholders.
The College for Financial Planning (NYSE:GHC) released its 2026 Survey of Trends based on 1,099 alumni responses collected Oct 10–Nov 7, 2025. Key findings: 77% report higher career satisfaction since earning credentials; 91% cite people/communication skills as most important; 39% name AI/technology as the top industry challenge.
The survey also found mixed AI adoption (about half see AI tools as essential; 61% of supervisors do), priorities for soft skills (85%), firm training (80%) and stackable credentials (70%).
Kaplan (NYSE: GHC) completed the sale of Kaplan Languages Group (KLG) to Inspirit Capital on April 30, 2026. Financial terms were not disclosed. KLG includes Kaplan International Languages, Alpadia, Azurlingua and ESL Education, operating 20+ schools in eight countries and 200+ partner destinations.
KLG will operate under a transitional Kaplan name license while Inspirit plans a refreshed standalone brand and further announcements.
Graham Holdings (NYSE: GHC) reported Q1 2026 results: revenues $1,236.0M (+6%), operating income $57.8M (+22%), and net income attributable $29.1M (+22%).
Non-GAAP adjusted operating cash flow $112.9M (+28%). Company recorded a $19.0M pre-tax impairment for Kaplan Languages Group and $68.9M net losses on marketable equity securities.
Inspirit Capital (GHC) will acquire KLG Kaplan Languages Group from Kaplan, with completion due on 1 May 2026. KLG includes Kaplan International Languages, Alpadia Language Schools, Azurlingua and ESL Education.
Inspirit says it will fund KLG's growth, create a refreshed standalone brand identity, and maintain existing programmes, student care and management continuity.
Kaplan Educational Foundation (GHC) will honor Alison Overseth and Giuseppe “Seppy” Basili with 2026 Changemaker Leadership Awards at its 20th Anniversary Gala in New York City on April 29, 2026. The foundation supports high-potential, low-income community college students through transfer, tutoring, stipends, and leadership training.
KEF reports a 92% bachelor’s attainment rate for its scholars and lists top transfer destinations including Yale, Stanford, and Princeton.
Graham Healthcare Group (NYSE: GHC) was named a 2026 USA TODAY Top Workplaces winner on April 13, 2026, marking the third consecutive year it earned the award. The recognition is based on confidential employee feedback gathered by Energage and honors organizations with 150+ employees.
The award highlights Graham Healthcare Group's focus on a people-first culture, employee listening, and engagement; the company is recruiting and directing candidates to its careers page.
PPI, a Kaplan Company (GHC) was named the exclusive licensure prep partner of the Society of Women Engineers on April 9, 2026. The partnership expands access to FE and PE exam prep, offers SWE members exclusive discounts, and provides complimentary six-month on-demand FE or PE courses for SWE-selected candidates.
The collaboration will include educational content co-developed with SWE and leverages PPI's decades of licensure-prep experience within Kaplan's broader test-prep capabilities.
Manhattan Prep/Kaplan survey of 76 U.S. full-time business schools finds 51% say U.S. News rankings have lost prestige, up from 37% in 2022 but roughly unchanged from 50% in 2023. Just 5% of schools are considering quitting the rankings.
Respondents cited concerns about gaming, metro-area salary bias, and a desire for metrics showing career improvement. The survey included 18 of the top 100 programs and polled schools by email between July and August 2025.
Kaplan (GHC) survey finds 58% of law school admissions officers say the U.S. News & World Report rankings “have lost some of their prestige,” down from 62% previously but above 51% in 2023. 9% are considering quitting participation. The poll covered 82 of 197 ABA-accredited law schools, including 23 of the top 50. Kaplan also notes a law school applicant surge: applicants are +11% year-over-year and +32% versus two years ago. Kaplan urges students to weigh rankings alongside fit, employment outcomes, and long-term goals.