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Anxiety & Algorithms: North Carolina Examines How to Rein in Social Media’s Sway

Clayton Henkel

A New Chapter for The 74

Jim Roberts

America’s Evolving Definition of Success: Where Do Schools Fit In?

Michael B. Horn & Diane Tavenner

North Carolina Program for Improving Access to Charter Schools Reports Progress

Greg Childress

After COVID, the Race to Restore Student Connections and School Relationships

David Adams

North Carolina Governor Announces Funding to Expand School Breakfast

Laura Browne

More School Districts in Missouri are Switching to a Four-Day Week

Micah Barnes & Kate Cassady

State Data: Child Care Now Unaffordable for Majority of Families

Sarah Vogelsong

Suicide-Prevention Program Helps Alaska Students Identify Their Own Strength

Claire Stremple

With End of Federal Program, Kansas Students Face Skyrocketing School Meal Debt

Rachel Mipro

Pawsitive Friendships Provides Animal Therapy to Arizona Students with Disabilities

Caleb Scott

Few Schools Using Mississippi’s Telehealth Program, but Admin Hopes to Ramp Up

Julia James

Food Benefits for Low-Income Families at Risk in a Government Shutdown

Ariana Figueroa

Maryland Officials Want to Boost Schools’ Behavioral Health Services With $120M

Danielle J. Brown

No Rules for Arizona School Vans? That’s Because the Council for Them Has No Members

Caitlin Sievers

Nebraska Lawmakers Dissect Omaha Schools’ Special Ed Teacher Vacancies

Zach Wendling

Despite Post-Pandemic Efforts, Virginia Student Test Scores Remain Mostly Flat

Nathaniel Cline

Here’s What’s Next for a Pair of New Hampshire School Funding Lawsuits

Ethan DeWitt

Waging War on Cyberbullying: Georgia to Partner With Schools, Social Media Firms

Ross Williams

North Carolina Democrats say Budget Impasse Harms Teachers, Students

Greg Childress

State Auditor Finds Georgia’s Ed Programs for Gifted Students Need Improvement

Ross Williams

Students Blocked From Campus During COVID Want Refunds. Some Are Getting Them

Elaine S. Povich

Oregon Fails to Turn Page on Reading: Districts to Remain in Charge of Literacy Instruction

Alex Baumhardt

Oregon Fails to Turn Page on Reading: Using Flawed Teaching Methods

Alex Baumhardt

To Become Social Workers, Students in New Mexico Expected to Work For Free

Austin Fisher

Summer Therapy Sessions Benefit College Students, People With Disabilities

Daniel Perez

VP Harris Slams FL’s Rewriting of Black History Standards; ‘What Is Going On?’

Jackie Llanos

Experts: COVID Hurt Kids’ Math Learning More Than Reading and Writing

Scott A. Imberman & Katharine O. Strunk

Amid Rising Hunger, Educators Are Teaching Kids Virtually How to Grow, Cook Food

Amelia Ferrell Knisely

National ChatGPT Survey: Teachers Even More Accepting of Chatbot Than Students

Greg Toppo

New Indiana ILEARN Scores Show Improvement, but Still No Pre-Pandemic Bounce-Back

Casey Smith

Visually Impaired High School Senior Aims to Become Teacher for Blind Students

Claudia Silva

North Carolina Is Providing Free Meals to Millions of Kids This Summer

Chantal Brown

Corporal Punishment Banned at Louisiana Schools Without Parental Consent

Claire Sullivan

What Los Angeles’ Latino Parents Really Think About the City’s Public Schools

Nicholas Dinh

U.S. House Democrats Push for Congressional Hearing on Child Labor Violations

Ariana Figueroa

Virginia Eyes Soaring College Counseling Demand as Answer to Workforce Shortages

Sarah Vogelsong

Red States Arm Teachers, Fortify Buildings in Another Year of School Shootings

Matt Vasilogambros & Madyson Fitzgerald

Percentage of Alabama 3rd Graders Reading at Grade Level Drops Slightly

Jemma Stephenson

Many California Youth Justice System Students Graduate with Grade-School Reading Skills

Betty Márquez Rosales & Daniel J. Willis

New Hampshire Students May See More Civics Education Next Year

Amanda Pirani

Massachusetts Moves to Bring Sex Education Out of the ‘90s

Jennifer Smith

‘OK To Not Be OK’: Therapy on Campus Helps El Paso Students

Priscilla Totiyapungprasert

The ‘Feeling Friends’ are Helping Students Learn to Talk About Their Emotions

Katie Dukes

Nebraska Gov. Pillen Signs ‘Opportunity Scholarships’ Proposal into Law

Zach Wendling

Survey: Many Rhode Island Public School Students Don’t Feel Ready for College

Kevin G. Andrade

After Dobbs Ruling, Texas Lawmakers to Provide More Support For Pregnant Students

Kate McGee

New Pre-Admission Program Seeks to Get More Hoosiers into Colleges Statewide

Casey Smith

Louisiana House Advances Bill to Prohibit COVID Vaccine Requirement for Schools

Piper Hutchinson

New York Bill Seeks to Make Lockdown Drills Less Traumatic for Students

Jennifer Mascia

Bus Driver Shortage in Rural Arkansas District Strands Kids, Angers Parents

Suzi Parker

An Honor Roll for Teachers: Meet the Org. Celebrating Educators Year-Round

Meghan Gallagher

LISTEN — Class Disrupted S4 E15: How Hardening Schools Could Harm Students

Michael B. Horn & Diane Tavenner

North Carolina Gets ‘F’ Grade for Children’s Mental Health in New Report

Hutch Whitman

Book Excerpt: When Schools Flush With Cash Are Also Flushing Cash Down the Drain

Connor Boyack & Corey A. DeAngelis

LISTEN — Class Disrupted S4 E14: How to Design a College Alternative

Michael B. Horn & Diane Tavenner

Class Disrupted: When Students Help Direct What They’re Taught in School

Michael B. Horn & Diane Tavenner

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Signs Universal Free School Meals Into Law

Michelle Griffith

Photos From the L.A. School Shutdown: Picket Lines, Meal Pickups & Lots of Rain

Meghan Gallagher

New Testing Data Show K-12 Student Performance Dropped Dramatically in Missouri

Annelise Hanshaw

3 Pandemic Lessons About Inequality in College & Why They Matter Today

Elena G. van Stee

To Aid Hungry Students in Need, New Mexico Adds Hundreds to Family EBT Cards

Shaun Griswold

College Mental Health Supports Reduce Suicide Risk 84% in LGBTQ Students

Beth Hawkins

1 in 10 Teachers Say They’ve Been Attacked by Students

Charles Bell

Awakened By SCOTUS Ruling, Young People Join Push For Reproductive Rights

Asher Lehrer-Small

‘They’ve Been Through the Worst’: Grads at NYC Ukrainian School Celebrate & Ache

Meghan Gallagher

Report: Homeless Students Are Twice as Likely to be Suspended, Expelled Than Statewide Average

Julia Forrest

Charter Schools at 30: Looking Back, Looking Ahead

Chester E. Finn, Jr. & Bruno V. Manno

Tennessee’s Schools Chief Talks About How to Help Students Catch Up After COVID

Joshua Parrish