When You Learn ‘Physics First’: How 2 STEM Teachers Led Their All-Girl Engineering Team From Worst to First in Aerospace Contest
Yes, Undocumented Students Have Rights Under the U.S. Constitution — but New Poll Shows That Most Americans Don’t Know That
Texting, Personalization, Free Computers for All: New Report Tells Where Ed Tech Works — and Fails
10% of All Public School Students Missing Classes as 6 States Cope With Irma
A’s, B’s, and Condoms: New Study of High School Students Links Good Grades With Healthier Choices
74 Interview: How Retired Football Player Wade Smith Has Dedicated His Post-NFL Career to Tackling Bullying and Illiteracy
Great CTE-xpectations: Inside Oregon’s New $170 Million Bet for Boosting One of the Worst Graduation Rates in the Nation
In 1 of the Largest Districts Most Needing A/C, 1,000 Hawaii Classrooms Get Cooled Off This School Year
19 Years Later …Teachers Are Still Bringing Harry Potter Magic to Their Classrooms for the Start of the School Year
When It Comes to College, Only Half of America’s High Schoolers Say They Feel Prepared, Survey Finds
ESSA Reviewers Call Out California’s Plan as Weak on Identifying Low-Performing Students and Schools
Who Says 6-Year-Olds Can’t Program Robots? Not This Pennsylvania First-Grade Teacher
The 74 Interview: Alexis Morin on Students For Education Reform, Youth Power & Achieving Educational Justice
Success Academy Students Outscore Every District in New York State on Annual English and Math Exams
Bullying on the Rise in NYC Middle and High Schools, NYDN Analysis of Student Surveys Shows
A D.C. Breakthrough as Traditional Public School Students Post Gains on PARCC Test, Outperforming Charters
New Poll Shows Sharp Decline in Support for Public Charter Schools Over Past Year
Fewer Than 1 in 3 Americans Support Kids Opting out of Tests; About Half Confused on What ‘Opt Out’ Means
300 Tutors, Working With Students 2 Hours a Day: One School Network’s Investment in Personalized Learning
Driven to Serve: Maine Recruits Veterans for Free Training to Ease Shortage of School Bus Drivers
When It Comes to College, Only Half of America’s High Schoolers Say They Feel Prepared, Survey Finds
New Jersey Gives Newark Green Light to Resume Local Control of Schools After 20 Years in Receivership
90% of Parents Think Their Kids Are on Track in Math & Reading. The Real Number? Just 1 in 3, Survey Shows
New Tools to Fight ‘Summer Melt’: How One University’s Texting Campaign Is Keeping Incoming Freshmen on Track
8 Important Numbers From New Report on Children’s Well-Being: Progress on Poverty & Hunger, Rise in Depression
New Rankings: Most & Least Educated Cities — a Tale of Two Californias
Editorial Board Lauds Louisiana Superintendent John White — as State Forces Him to Work Month to Month
Weingarten Speech Tying School Choice to Racism Sets Off Firestorm
A Phoenix Breakthrough: How 3 Massachusetts High Schools Are Helping Dropouts Become College-Bound Grads
The $1,488 Back-to-School Bill: Backpack Index Tracks Rising Costs of Supplies, Fees for Band, Sports, Trips
How a Retired Teacher Won a Seat in Oklahoma’s Legislature — and Flipped a Red District Blue in the Process
Social-Emotional Learning Boosts Students’ Scores, Graduation Rates, Even Earnings, New Study Finds
NYC Mayoral Control Deal Includes Some Big Wins for City Charter Schools in Ongoing Fight for Space
With Digital Video Tools, Move This World Brings Social-Emotional Learning to a Wide School Audience
N.M. Ed Chief Hanna Skandera Leaves Office and Shares Tenure Highlights; Still ‘a Lot of Work to Do’
Montessori Was the Original Personalized Learning. Now, 100 Years Later, Wildflower Is Reinventing the Model
Hanna Skandera Steps Down as New Mexico Education Secretary, ‘Finishing Strong’ After Lifting Student Scores
Nevada’s ESA Program Dies in Late-Night Legislative Deal That Gives $20 Million for Tax Credit Scholarships Instead
Who Let the Dogs in the Yearbook? Why More Schools Are Honoring Canine Companions as Invaluable Classmates
Reading Partners Boosts Literacy Among Poor Kids Nationwide. Trump’s Budget Cuts Could End All That
#FosterMyEducation: New Campaign Urges States to Embrace ESSA Rules Protecting Foster Kids
How to Keep Oklahoma’s Low-Paid Teachers From Leaving the State? Give Them a 4-Day Work Week
Bullying Hurts Both Victims & Bullies Long After They’re Out of School: 3 Things to Know From New Studies
The Boys Wouldn’t Listen, So 9-Year-Old Girl Started Her Own Robotics Team — and Won Big
1 in 5 Washington State HS Students Considered Suicide, 9% Attempted It, Shocking New Report Finds
74 Interview: Harvard’s Fernando Reimers on the Crucial Need to Teach Kids to Be Strong Global Citizens
BASIS: Inside the Acclaimed School Network That’s Blended Together the World’s Best Education Practices
At 13, This Student Started a Free Math Tutor Program. Then He Delayed College to Expand Nationally
Meet the 3 New Education Advocates to Be Inducted Into the National Charter School Hall of Fame
Time Magazine Honors Sandra Day O’Connor as Pioneer on Supreme Court — and in Civics Education
3 States Cite School Climate Surveys in Their ESSA Plans. Why Don’t Others Use Culture for Accountability?
U.S. News Ranks America’s Top Public High Schools — and for the First Time, Charters Dominate Top 10
Meet the 9 New Staffers Tapped to Fill Key Roles in Secretary Betsy DeVos’s Department of Education
AltSchool Hires 5 New Education and Technology Execs, Looks to Scale Learning Platform to Millions of Kids
Nevada’s Governor Rushes to Save Education Savings Accounts. But Will Program Survive Legislature’s Democrats?
Baltimore’s ‘Happy Teacher Revolution’: Educators Band Together to Help Each Other Thrive in the Classroom
150,000 Stories & Counting: Inside Washington, D.C.’s Campaign to Give Each Kid a New Book Every Month
Can You Spell Better Than This 5-Year-Old? Meet Edith, the Youngest-Ever Spelling Bee Contender
Denisha Merriweather, in Her Own Words: The Private School Scholarship That Changed My Life
Meet the Students Taking the Government to School, and to Court, in Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit
The Subtle Science of Sesame Street: What You Never Realized Grover Is Teaching Your Family
Atlanta School Turnaround Gets a Big Boost With $2.1 Million Grant From Walton Family Foundation
How YouCAN Is Growing Grassroots Education Leaders to Improve Their Schools and Communities
‘A Huge Win’: Washington State Charter School Supporters Celebrate Major Courtroom Victory
How’s Your School Culture? ESSA Says It’s Important, but Only 1 in 3 Students Nationwide Think It’s Good
How Little Kids Rock Is Bringing Music Back to School
Friedrichs 2.0: New Lawsuit By 8 Teachers Challenges Mandatory Dues Paid to California Union
74 Interview: New Mexico Education Secretary Hanna Skandera on How Her State Is Turning Around Schools
6 Ways High Schools Are Blazing a New Path to Higher Education, From the 2017 School Counselor of the Year
Nevada’s Looming Political Showdown Over America’s Largest Education Savings Account Program
Professional Development Leader Learning Forward, NCTAF Merge to Promote Better Teacher Training
What a Big Personalized-Learning Study Showed About 5 Ways to Rethink Teaching and Learning
Poll — 75% of Millennials Support School Choice; Majority of Americans Like Trump’s $20 Billion Plan
Why These Two Tulsa Educators Returned Home to Save the Latino Students Too Often Left Behind
The 7 Most Memorable Educators We Met in 2016
National School Choice Week to Host Record 20,000 Events From Jan. 22-28
Survey Results: Private, Charter School Parents More Satisfied Than District School Parents
Washington State Charter School Supporters, Opponents Look Ahead to a Critical Year
Finding Success in Failure: STEM Educators Say Student Risk-Taking Is Key to Real-World Learning
Trump Picks His Education Secretary: The First 6 Things to Know About Betsy DeVos
What a Novel Idea: Kids Take Up Challenge to Pen 50,000 Words During Nat’l Novel Writing Month
California Brings Back Bilingual Education
Clinton Says New Bullying Plan Will Remedy Harm of Trump Campaign
‘Vice News Tonight’ Report on 4-Day School Week Brings District’s Struggle to Young HBO Audience
Thousands of NYC Teachers Ask De Blasio to Expand Charter Schools
80,000 Kids Just Replied to a Survey About Bullying. Here’s What Surprised Their Educators Most
Building a Stronger Social Community at School: Forget Facebook, Let the Students Run the Snapchat
Thousands Call for More Charter Schools at Brooklyn Rally
Here Are Students’ Candid Responses to Their U.S. Education
Florida Families Say They Are Ready for Supreme Court Challenge to Tax Scholarship Program
Whose Civil Rights? Florida Parents, Pastors Fear NAACP-FEA Will Appeal Scholarship Ruling
‘We Deserve to Have a Choice’: Families Intervene in New Washington Lawsuit Over Charter Schools
‘Summer Melt’: Why Are Hundreds of Thousands of Freshmen Dropping Out of College Before Day One?
Zika in the Classroom? How Students in 9 Florida Schools Are Confronting a Public Health Emergency
California’s Sex Education Breakthrough: The Fight to Get Kids Information About Condoms — and Consent
Poll: More Than Half of New Yorkers Say They Would Prefer to Send Their Kid to a Public Charter School
Saved: How WA Parents, Students, Advocates and Educators Rescued Their Charter Schools
Thinking Like a Computer: Excel Charter School Teaches Kids to Break Down Complex Problems
In Washington State, Both Senate and House Approve Last-Minute Bill to Save Charter Schools
Facing a Thursday Deadline, and Lawmakers’ Silence, WA Students Fight to Keep Their Schools Alive
Washington House Fails to Act on Charter Bill as Dems Search for Alternative and Deadline Looms
WA Lawmakers Debate Accountability with Days Left to Save Charter Schools
Twenty Days and Counting: Bill to Save WA Charter Schools Moves to House as Session Nears End
Facing Closure, Washington State Charter Schools Release Data Showing Students Excelling
Washington State Senate Passes Charter Bill, Legislative Battle Advances to House
Legislative Battle Begins to Save Washington State Charters — Who Will Prevail?
Rival Bills to Save Washington Charters Hinge on Who Will Run Them
The Fate of Their Schools Uncertain, Washington Charter Families Weather an Anxious Holiday
Washington State Charters Find Temporary Shelter to Keep Schools Open in 2016
An Oregon Ed Reporter Reflects on a Massacre: I Used to Cover Umpqua Community College