Browsing: Education

In “Straight Talk with Rick and Jal,” Harvard University’s Jal Mehta and I examine the reforms and enthusiasms that permeate…

A slew of federal and state funding initiatives that helped schools weather the logistical and financial chaos of the pandemic…

Over a sharp dissent by two justices, the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to take up a challenge to…

School districts want more time to spend COVID-19 relief aid for homeless-student programs, citing growing need and logistical challenges in…

Republican justices on North Carolina’s highest court signaled on Thursday that they’re open to revising a court order made less…

Nearly a decade ago, Congress handed states and districts near-autonomy to fix their worst-performing schools in the ways they saw…

The Staunton schools in Virginia employ roughly 530 people. But according to the state, they only need 200.That means the…

Renee Fairless runs three K-8 public charter schools in Nevada that enroll a total of nearly 4,000 students. Almost all…

Clear K-12 themes dominated governors’ state of the state addresses this year, with one issue dominating priorities across party lines:…

At least one state has begun using artificial intelligence to determine the number of students who are at risk of…