Teachers can’t hold back the ways social, political, and technological changes disrupt their students’ lives. But teachers ...

Nearly 4 of every 10 teachers in the United States say their students are not on track to succeed in school, a new poll finds. The poll—released by Gallup and The Walton Family Foundation on April ...

Researchers highlight some of the unique solutions to challenges faced when teaching in less commonly taught languages.

The president of the National Career Academy Coalition talks about matching potential careers with local economic needs.

Test your knowledge of how school and district leaders use social media—what platforms they prefer, how often they post, and what content gets their attention.

Most states mandate financial literacy to graduate. Teachers need this knowledge too—to teach students and for their own ...

New phonics-based reading curricula have been implemented in districts across the country, along with advocacy efforts and ...

Collaborative Strategies for Student Success” by Lincoln Learning Solutions explores how persistent learning gaps are affecting students’ transition from K–12 to higher education. The paper advocates ...

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Schools have experienced an unprecedented quantity and velocity of K-12 policy shifts in President Donald Trump’s first 100 days.

Preschools experienced a boost in funding and enrollment nationwide, but a deeper look reveals a disparity in quality.

For Native American students, exposure to Native American mascots reduces self-esteem, their ability to imagine future ...