Tracey-Mooney & Toch: Proposal would make federal grant applicants bend the knee to Trump administration interpretations of what is discrimination.
America Has a Million Untapped Tutors. Here’s How to Activate Them
Olivieri and Steck: We need a national strategy that integrates tutoring into teacher prep and channels federal dollars toward improving outcomes.
Olivieri and Steck: We need a national strategy that integrates tutoring into teacher prep and channels federal dollars toward improving outcomes.
In the Push to End Plyler, a Blurring of the Truth About English Learners
Williams: Congressional Republicans challenging students’ right to a free public education regardless of immigration status conflate the cost factors.
Williams: Congressional Republicans challenging students’ right to a free public education regardless of immigration status conflate the cost factors.
Real Men Serve: National Service as a Key to Closing the Gender Gap in Teaching?
Valentine: Investing early in the lives of young men and boys with dedicated mentors and male educators will pay dividends in the future.
Valentine: Investing early in the lives of young men and boys with dedicated mentors and male educators will pay dividends in the future.
Why Some Students Don’t Raise Their Hands. How Early Education Can Change That
Liusik: What begins as a participation gap becomes an opportunity gap, and over time the system names what it helped create.
Liusik: What begins as a participation gap becomes an opportunity gap, and over time the system names what it helped create.
The Cost of ICE Raids: Fewer Students, Less Money, Missing Parents
There’s an innate tension between school safety and students’ civil rights. The 74’s Kathy Moore keeps you up to date on the news you need to know.
There’s an innate tension between school safety and students’ civil rights. The 74’s Kathy Moore keeps you up to date on the news you need to know.
A Seasoned Pediatrician on What the Latest Vaccine Victory Means for Kids
‘Guarded relief:’ American Academy of Pediatrics' David Hill on a judge siding with the AAP against RFK Jr. and his handpicked vaccine advisory panel.
‘Guarded relief:’ American Academy of Pediatrics’ David Hill on a judge siding with the AAP against RFK Jr. and his handpicked vaccine advisory panel.
Gen Z Increasingly Skeptical of — and Angry About — Artificial Intelligence
New Gallup survey of 14- to 29-year-olds shows growing misgivings from a generation poised to enter higher education and a workforce changed by AI.
New Gallup survey of 14- to 29-year-olds shows growing misgivings from a generation poised to enter higher education and a workforce changed by AI.
Why Is Education So Fad-Prone? 4 Reasons Schools Can’t Resist the Shiny New Thing
Pondiscio: Stability is easily mistaken for complacency or indifference. So schools reward the appearance of change over the reality of improvement.
Pondiscio: Stability is easily mistaken for complacency or indifference. So schools reward the appearance of change over the reality of improvement.
When Work Isn’t 9-to-5, Child Care Can’t Be Either
Demand is growing for flexible child care around the clock, but supply lags. Public investment is needed to help bridge the gap.
Demand is growing for flexible child care around the clock, but supply lags. Public investment is needed to help bridge the gap.
The Real Culprit of Our Literacy Gap? Time
Brown: Education leaders must be willing to protect reading time, provide high-quality, grade-level materials and measure what actually matters.
Brown: Education leaders must be willing to protect reading time, provide high-quality, grade-level materials and measure what actually matters.
ICE Raids Caused School Enrollment to Drop. Now Districts Are Paying the Price
As leaders ask lawmakers to help fill budget gaps, conservatives escalate the debate over serving undocumented students.
As leaders ask lawmakers to help fill budget gaps, conservatives escalate the debate over serving undocumented students.
For Children Whose Parents Are Detained or Deported, a Scramble for Safe Harbors
Despite their status — thousands are U.S. citizens — they end up anywhere from foster care to their parents’ home countries to being left alone.
Despite their status — thousands are U.S. citizens — they end up anywhere from foster care to their parents’ home countries to being left alone.
When It Comes to Developing AI Rules, Who Asked the Students?
Student View: School AI policies directly affect students’ outcomes and futures. To exclude them from the conversation is simply undemocratic.
Student View: School AI policies directly affect students’ outcomes and futures. To exclude them from the conversation is simply undemocratic.
Many Parents Value Grades Over Test Scores, Missing Signals to Intervene
Many parents don't think tests accurately reflect a child's knowledge, but a new report found not considering them can “leave skills on the table.”
Many parents don’t think tests accurately reflect a child’s knowledge, but a new report found not considering them can “leave skills on the table.”
Teaching Protest in the Age of ICE Raids — Through Songs
Pascarella: Protest songs are not simply cultural accessories to events. They are historical artifacts, rhetorical arguments and emotional archives.
Pascarella: Protest songs are not simply cultural accessories to events. They are historical artifacts, rhetorical arguments and emotional archives.