The nation's top school districts reveal a familiar formula: exceptional academics, well-funded schools and highly affluent communities.

Improving student achievement is notoriously difficult. Do schools need more money? Better teachers? More standardized testing? Less?

Government Accountability Office details improvements to the collection of chronic absenteeism data to prevent the misuse of ...

The central danger is not “everything chili”. It is “default chili.” Default chili is recognizable, balanced, and broadly ...

Last fall, a father in my school district made a request that is becoming familiar to educators across the country. He asked ...

Des Moines Public Schools has a new superintendent. Iowa's largest district promoted Associate Superintendent Matt Smith to ...

FETC's 2027 agenda recognizes that AI can expand human capacity, but only people can decide which future schools should build ...

Digital literacy, engaging instruction and purposeful technology are stronger long-term solutions to classroom distraction ...

Biden-era Title IX interpretation that gave sex-based discrimination protections to students on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

The rescissions appear to target pots of funding that have the weakest constituencies on Capitol Hill, including $25 million of $52 million appropriated for migrant students.

For a few weeks last school year, a small group of students in Dayton, Ohio, regularly sat in front of laptops in conversation with a social-emotional learning chatbot named Jordan.

The key to solving chronic absenteeism isn’t stacking more interventions; it’s greater precision about where to focus efforts ...