Education department hopes to assist K-12 teachers control classroom behavior.
New Report: School Shootings Spawned ‘Digital Dystopia’ of Student Surveillance
Monitoring tools have become ubiquitous in U.S. schools, but new ACLU research argues the harms outweigh the benefits.
Monitoring tools have become ubiquitous in U.S. schools, but new ACLU research argues the harms outweigh the benefits.
How to Get Into College if You Have a Criminal Record
'There are structural factors and inequalities in criminal justice, such as poverty, that can shut out individuals from getting an education.'
‘There are structural factors and inequalities in criminal justice, such as poverty, that can shut out individuals from getting an education.’
Why the Kids in My School Move From Class to Class — As Young as Kindergarten
Principal's view: It's a revolutionary approach for K-8 that our students and teachers really like — and could help close pandemic learning gaps.
Principal’s view: It’s a revolutionary approach for K-8 that our students and teachers really like — and could help close pandemic learning gaps.
Campus Road Trip Diary: 8 Things We Learned This Year About America’s Most Innovative High Schools
Reporters at The 74 fanned across America to find some of the nation’s most inventive and personalized high schools. Here’s what we learned.
Reporters at The 74 fanned across America to find some of the nation’s most inventive and personalized high schools. Here’s what we learned.
How Have Schools Improved Since the Pandemic? What Teachers Had to Say
Educator's view: In technology, mental health, and nurturing and solutions-oriented environments, COVID provided lessons schools have taken to heart.
Educator’s view: In technology, mental health, and nurturing and solutions-oriented environments, COVID provided lessons schools have taken to heart.
Fentanyl Is Poisoning Arizona’s Teens. Students Are Reducing Overdoses, One PSA at a Time Fentanyl Is Poisoning Arizona’s Teens. Students Are Reducing Overdoses, One PSA at a Time
A ‘No Second Chance’ campaign in nation’s fourth largest county demystifies the deadly synthetic opioid being found in vapes, counterfeit meds.
A ‘No Second Chance’ campaign in nation’s fourth largest county demystifies the deadly synthetic opioid being found in vapes, counterfeit meds.
Their Post-Grads Got Off Track. Then a Brooklyn High School Launched ’13th Grade’
Thousands of young adults are not working or going to college. How high schools like NYC’s MESA Charter can bolster support well after graduation.
Thousands of young adults are not working or going to college. How high schools like NYC’s MESA Charter can bolster support well after graduation.
Banning Smartphones at Schools: Research Points to Higher Test Scores, Less Anxiety, More Exercise
Teachers in the U.K. will soon be prohibiting mobile phone use during the school day. Experts suggest the U.S. should consider doing the same.
Teachers in the U.K. will soon be prohibiting mobile phone use during the school day. Experts suggest the U.S. should consider doing the same.
The Future Is Stem — But Without Enough Students, the U.S. Will Be Left Behind
Schneider: America has a supply chain problem that starts in elementary school. With the NEED Act, Congress has a chance to help turn this around.
Schneider: America has a supply chain problem that starts in elementary school. With the NEED Act, Congress has a chance to help turn this around.
Students Need to Know Teachers Believe In Them. Tracking Undercuts That Message
Arrington: By 8th grade, the best math teaching goes to kids in the top tracks. The rest are shut out and can never get back. But there's a better way
Arrington: By 8th grade, the best math teaching goes to kids in the top tracks. The rest are shut out and can never get back. But there’s a better way
More Missouri Voters Are Losing Faith in Public Schools, New Polling Shows
Nearly a third of voters rated Missouri public schools as poor, up from 17% in June 2020, reflecting a national post-pandemic shift, pollsters say.
Nearly a third of voters rated Missouri public schools as poor, up from 17% in June 2020, reflecting a national post-pandemic shift, pollsters say.
Can Affordable Housing Make the Afterschool Field Fairer for Workers?
For the first time since the pandemic began, Franklin has a stable job — and stable housing — where he feels like he can grow.
For the first time since the pandemic began, Franklin has a stable job — and stable housing — where he feels like he can grow.
Finding ‘Lost Einsteins’ Means Fixing K-5 Science, Especially in Rural Schools
McCarty: America's economic security depends on having an educated STEM workforce to fill high-tech jobs. That begins in elementary school.
McCarty: America’s economic security depends on having an educated STEM workforce to fill high-tech jobs. That begins in elementary school.
ChatGPT Is Landing Kids in the Principal’s Office, Survey Finds
While educators worry that students are using generative AI to cheat, a new report finds students are turning to the tool more for personal problems.
While educators worry that students are using generative AI to cheat, a new report finds students are turning to the tool more for personal problems.
Q&A: Lessons From a Decade of Battling Racial Inequity in the K-12 Workforce
District heads, funders are moving onto other priorities, but not focusing on educator diversity will impact generations, says Surge Institute founder
District heads, funders are moving onto other priorities, but not focusing on educator diversity will impact generations, says Surge Institute founder