How Arkansas Is Teaming Up With Teachers, Facebook & Other Tech Titans to Rethink Computer Science Education
As More Parents of Special Needs Students Seek Out Individualized Options, KIPP Expands ‘Pathways’ Program
Delaware Lawmakers Mull Nixing State Board of Ed to Help Ease Budget Crisis
South Carolina Announces $250,000 Fellowships for Educators to Launch Top-Notch Charter Schools
New CREDO Report Finds Nonprofit Charter Schools Perform Better for Children Than For-Profit Charters
What Defines a Segregated School? Debate Over Connecticut Integration Policy Heading to Court
Kansas Lawmakers Veto Governor’s Budget Plan, Add $300 Million for State’s Underfunded Schools
California Assembly Passes Sanctuary Bills Shielding K-12, College Students From Immigration Enforcement
Pharmaceutical Industry Urges Better K-12 STEM Education to Close Skills Gap & Avoid Worker Shortage
2 NJ High School Students Create Racial Literacy Text to Help Schools and Teens Learn to Talk About Race
John Legend Forks Over $5,000 to Help Pay Lunch Bill Debts for Seattle Public School Students
New Scholarships Help Low-Income Boston HS Grads — District, Charter, Parochial — Go to College for Free
Appellate Court Backs Wisconsin Transgender Student, Cites Federal Ed Law on Gender Bias
ICYMI: New Jersey Parents Appeal Dismissal of Lawsuit Challenging Last In, First Out Teacher Layoff Policies
How 2 Business-Savvy Nonprofits Are Breathing New Life Into Philadelphia’s Struggling Catholic Schools
Wisconsin Lawmaker Tells Betsy DeVos That Vouchers Don’t Help Rural Kids. Research Shows He’s Right
Candidates Are Drawing School Choice Battle Lines in Campaign to Succeed New Jersey Gov. Christie
Inside the School Lunch Affordability Gap: Too Affluent for Free Food, Can’t Afford $1.75 Meals
ESSA as Campaign Issue? Michigan Lt. Gov. Wants Plan Back in New Debate on Counting Special Ed Kids
Charter Schools Receive $5,721 Less Per Student Than District Schools, New Research Finds
How Desmos Is Shaking Up the Calculator Industry With a Free Tool for Kids, Now Embedded Into Tests
New Jersey Judge Tosses Parents’ Lawsuit Claiming Last In, First Out Layoff Rules Harm Students
3 Things You Need to Know About The Associated Press’s Jaw-Dropping Investigation of Sexual Assaults by Students
Opt Out at Florida’s Supreme Court: How a Fight Over a Third-Grade Test Is Pitting Parents vs. the State
74 Interview: Professor Cheryl Fields-Smith on Why More Black Families Are Homeschooling Their Kids
Newark Voters Gear Up for Last School Board Race Before State Is Set to Return District to Local Control
Black Girls 6 Times as Likely to Be Suspended as Whites. ‘Let Her Learn’ Looks to Reverse the Trend
Tennessee Bets Big on Personalized Learning, Launching Pilot Program & Eyeing Big 2020 Goals
Tennessee Legislators Seek State’s First Voucher Law With Targeted Program for Memphis Kids
Want Another Parent to Homeschool Your Child? Welcome to Georgia’s Homeschool Schools
Suburban Districts Cry Foul As Connecticut Governor Looks to Shift State Funds to Poorer Urban Schools
Wisconsin Targets Wi-Fi, Busing, Teacher Staffing Woes With $30 Million for Underfunded Rural Schools
Massachusetts Looking to Downplay Kids’ Test Scores as Key Measure in Teacher Evaluations
Tennessee District Weighs Giving Principals More Money, Spending Power to Help High-Needs Kids
In Delaware, Critics Worry That ESSA Plans Will Give Low-Performing Schools Too Much Wiggle Room
Photos: Parents Took Their Kids to the Immigration Protests — and Created a Teachable Moment
America’s School Choice Map: 5 Hot Spots for Vouchers, Savings Accounts and Tuition Tax Breaks
California District Denies Students Hot Lunch, Use of Cafeteria and Play Area, Charter School Says
Republican Tennessee Lawmakers Gear Up for New Voucher Proposals in Wake of Trump Election
Trump Nominees Sessions and Kelly Duck DACA, Immigration Questions at Confirmation Hearings
74 Interview: New Leaders Co-founder Benjamin Fenton on ESSA and How to Develop Better Principals
Student Test Scores Are on the Rise. Does That Mean Common Core Is Working?
How a Cultural Arts Center Built a High School to Mold Aspiring Artists
3 Shocking Ways Mass Incarceration Affects Kids’ Educations
Cory Booker Has ‘Serious Early Concerns’ About Nomination of DeVos as Education Sec’y
Pumped for Programming: ‘Hour of Code’ Highlights the Need for Computer Science Education
DACA Supporters Fear What Attorney General Jeff Sessions Would Mean for Immigrant Youth
Common Core, Trumped: Ed Secretary Hopeful DeVos Aligns With Pence in Pushing Local Standards
Louisiana Supt. John White Slams NEA Chief Over Criticism of New Orleans Recovery After Katrina
Students Fear Trump’s Vow to End DACA Could Mean Deportations — and an End to Their College Dreams
School Bullying After the Election: Students and Parents Recount Rising Anxiety and Intimidation
Gary Herbert, Who Changed Positions on the Common Core, Wins Utah Governor’s Race
New Jersey Parents File Lawsuit to End First-In, Last-Out Layoffs
SCOTUS to Hear Virginia Transgender Case With Big Implications for Ed Policy and Beyond
Charlie Baker Optimistic Voters Will Lift Charter Cap in Massachusetts Despite Rising Opposition
74 Interview: Roland Martin’s Plans to Spread Quality Charters to Smaller Cities Post-NAACP
Are Charters Only ‘Path to Salvation’? No Way, Says Newark Schools Chief
As NAACP Votes for Charter Moratorium, School Families Rally Outside
Hilary Shelton Previews the NAACP’s Charter School Vote and How a National Moratorium Would Work
Chicago Avoids Teachers Strike, but Charter School Leaders Cry Foul Over Cap Slipped Into Negotiations
Chicago Charter School Families Protest Cap As Strike Deadline Looms
Is School Choice the Black Choice? Leaders Gather in D.C. to Disagree on Education Policy
How Denver Is Tackling the ‘Invisible Tax’ on Black Educators
Opponents of Ed Reform Also Unhappy With Candidates’ Silence on Education
KIPP Grieves, Mobilizes After Tulsa Shooting
Black Charter Leaders to NAACP: Hands Off Our Schools
Much Attention on Upcoming NAACP Charter Vote, Even if It’s Just the Latest in a Long Line
NJ’s Chris Christie to Challenge Decades-Old Abbott Funding Plan for Poor Cities
How a Manhattan High School’s Turnaround Story Could Shape Trump’s (and Clinton’s) Education Plan
3 Things to Know About the Explosive Houston Chronicle Investigation of Texas’ Special Ed Policies
New York City’s Summer Training Chasm: 2 Teachers, 2 Vastly Different First Weeks at School
3 Things the New Trump Book Reveals About His Rebellious, Defining Days in School
The Financial Catastrophe Looming Over Chicago Public Schools, in 6 Numbers
Parents Like Tests But Don’t Know How Much School Costs — 4 Takeaways from the New EdNext Poll
A New Nashville School Is Integrating its Students, Eliminating Suspensions — and Acing the State Tests
Training, Internships, Jobs in Growing Industries: How YouthForce Nola Is Helping New Orleans’ Teens
Should They Stay or Should They Go: Missouri Families in Michael Brown’s High School Face a Hard Choice
NAACP May Double Down on Charter School Opposition as Civil Rights Allies Strongly Disagree
New York’s Testing Landscape Changes and Scores Get Better, Opt-Out Movement Holds Steady
Jersey Roar: Schools Make A Comeback in Camden, the Nation’s Most Distressed City
6 Lessons From Standardized Testing’s Stubborn Tech Crisis
A Student Protest at High-Achieving Charter High School Spotlights Teacher Diversity Struggle
How Do You Monitor Homeschooling Parents? Welcome to the Wild West of Education Regulation
Connecticut’s Shame: In One of America’s Richest Counties, a High School Has Been Failing for 50 Years
New Minnesota Lawsuit Challenges State’s Teacher Tenure and Dismissal Process
Chicago Public Schools 101: The Politics, Passion and Hopeless Financials Behind a System in Crisis
Chicago Public Schools 101: The Politics, Passion and Hopeless Financials Behind a System in Crisis
Opt Out Round II: States Walk a Line Between Boycotters’ Demands and Feds’ Funding Threats
Welcome to New Jersey, Where More Than Half of All School Board Races Have One — or No —Candidate
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High-ranking NJ Teachers Union Leader Can’t Also Sit on Board That OKs School Budget, Judge Says
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Long Struggle Against Teacher Sex Abuse in Spotlight After Investigation
Schools — Not Just States — to Finally Get Access to Teacher Misconduct Data After National Investigation
Q&A: Former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Talks L.A. Charter Expansion, the Friedrichs Case at the Supreme Court — and a Possible Run for Governor
‘I’m Scared for Kids in This City’: Yet Another Chicago Public Schools Showdown Leaves Parents Fuming
How a Newark Monastery Trains Young Men in School — and Life
MLK III Leads March in Support of Florida School Vouchers, Tapping into Civil Rights Legacy
Chicago Schools Issue Call for New Charters to Serve Traumatized Students
Refugees Welcome Here: Connecticut Public Schools’ Ambitious Plan to Embrace Syrian Students
Alaska’s Campaign to Get Faster Internet to Its Most Remote Schools — Where Even Dial-Up Is a Luxury
Rahm vs. the Teachers Union II? Teachers Vote To Strike, Will Politics Play Differently This Time
When Zuckerberg Commits Billions for Personalized Learning, He’s Thinking of Programs Like NJ’s ‘Teach to One’
Why Oklahoma Is Racing to Put Nearly 1,000 Uncertified Teachers In Its Classrooms
Documents Show Teachers Unions Spent Millions on Luxury Hotels, Overseas Travel, Car Services
No iPhone? Slow Wi-Fi? Arkansas Schools Build Texting App to Help Rural Students with College Search
Hillary Clinton Rushes to Clarify Charter Critique in Sit-Down with AFT and Data-Driven Blog Post
Exclusive: Roland Martin Says Hillary Clinton ‘Trying to Have It Both Ways’ With Calculated Charter Rhetoric
#TeachStrong: Teachers Unions, Reform Groups Launch Joint Campaign to Elevate Educators
Parents Cheer after Judge Denies Second Request to Dismiss New York Teacher Tenure Case
Can Newark’s New(ish) Schools Chief Chris Cerf Bring Political Peace and Lasting Change?
Cami Anderson Talks Ed Reform, Facebook and What ‘The Prize’ Left Out About Newark
VIDEO: Meet the NYC Parents Who Marched Across the Brooklyn Bridge in Support of School Choice
Analysis: Jeb Bush Wasn’t Just Talking About ‘Free Stuff.’ He Was Talking About Getting Poor Kids Into Better Schools
Shavar Jeffries’ Breakthrough: What Newark Politics Taught Him About Taking Ed Reform National
Absurd Policy Allows NYC Teachers to Earn Raises Via Tests That Have Nothing To Do With Their Job
New York Teacher Tenure Suit Challenged Again by Union and State Officials
Chris Christie Dances on Common Core, Tangles with Bush on Randi Weingarten, in NH Conversation
NY’s Test Boycott Tops Out at 20%. Enough, Union says, to Affect Scores
A Boston Breakthrough: UP Academy Goes From Failing to First
A Year After Ferguson, St. Louis Parents Fight to Escape Michael Brown’s Terrible High School
After Caitlyn Jenner, a New World for Transgender Students — and a New Civil Rights Battleground
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