One after another, like a relentless set of dominoes falling, states closed their schools as the pandemic swept across the nation last March. From: The...

Biden directs the U.S. Department of Education to examine existing regulations, orders, guidance and other activities for consistency with the administration’s policy to guarantee an...

Response plans and evidence-based de-escalation techniques can better support struggling students compared to punitive measures, experts say. From K-12 Dive By Kara Arundel March 9,...

‘Right now is not my time’: How Covid dimmed college prospects for students who need help most From The Hechinger Report By Laura Pappano March...

Observing the Mars rover Perseverance landing was tied to lessons that helped students explore topics from Earth science to climate change From K-12 Dive Lauren...

A cross-ideological framework aims to enhance K-12 civics and history education to reflect the country’s diverse student population. From K-12 Dive By Shawna De La...

Schools named for Confederate leaders and other controversial figures are facing greater scrutiny and pressure to change. Administrators shared best practices and lessons learned in...

One of the largest school districts in California, is facing a worrying but all-too-familiar problem: Finding enough qualified teachers, or even substitutes From EdSurge By...

U.S. parents are guardedly optimistic about the academic and social development of their children From NPR Ed By Anya Kamanetz March 5, 2021 Photo Credit:...

Access to textbooks is difficult, but teachers are using creative ways — even recruiting NFL stars — to find reading resources and make literacy engaging....

Long before the first day of school in first grade, some children may be far behind their peers. That was true even before the pandemic...

An online writing group—which could be adapted for in person learning—builds confidence in students’ ability to express their ideas. From Edutopia By Justine Bruyère March...