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Students Learn To Farm Fish, Seaweed. But Where Are The Jobs?

Thomas Heaton

Meet Aiden Sterlin, the 18-Year-Old Owner of New York’s Tacos Del Barrio

The 74

Kept in the Dark: Inside the Somerset, Mass., School Cyberattack

Mark Keierleber

TN Schools Could Exclude Immigrant Kids Without Legal Status in GOP-Backed Bill

Anita Wadhwani

Illinois Bill Aims to Add More Oversight of Homeschooling

Molly Parker & Beth Hundsdorfer

Kept in the Dark: Inside the Providence Schools Ransomware Attack

Mark Keierleber

As Immigrant Students Flee in Fear of ICE Raids, Teachers Offer Heartfelt Gifts

Jo Napolitano

After LAUSD Enrollment Falls by 11,000, Board President Says Schools May Close

Ben Chapman

Kept in the Dark: Inside the St. Landry Parish Schools Ransomware Attack

Mark Keierleber

SXSW EDU Cheat Sheet: 25 (Mostly AI) Sessions to Enjoy in 2025

Greg Toppo

Kept in the Dark: Inside the Minneapolis Schools Cyberattack

Mark Keierleber

Philadelphia Schools Could Start Before Labor Day for the Next 2 Years

Carly Sitrin

Kept in the Dark: Inside a Trio of Los Angeles School Cyberattacks

Mark Keierleber

New Bill to Provide Free Breakfast and Lunch for All Alaska Students

Corinne Smith

Chicago Public Schools Launches Long-Awaited Site to Show How Schools Are Doing

Mila Koumpilova

LA Fires in Photos: How the Crisis Destroyed Schools, Uprooted Students' Lives

Meghan Gallagher

PowerSchool Got Hacked. Now What?

Mark Keierleber

3 Myths About Rural Education That are Holding Students Back

Sheneka Williams, Darren Dubose & Kimberly Clarida

Manhattan School Communities Worry Over Long-Term Impact of Congestion Pricing

Julian Shen-Berro

California DOE Raising Funds for Students, Educators Impacted by Wildfires

Diana Lambert

Los Angeles Schools Prepare for Trump’s Immigration Crackdown

Ben Chapman

Education Stories We’re Watching in 2025

Erica Meltzer

Why Being Forced to Precisely Follow a Curriculum Harms Teachers and Students

Cara Elizabeth Furman

The Year in Education: Our Top 24 Stories About Schools, Students and Learning

Nicole Ridgway

‘Fix the damn system’: Parents of Oxford Shooting Victims Call for State Probe

Anna Liz Nichols

Report: Charters’ Flexibility Can Enable Better Outcomes for Disabled Pupils

Beth Hawkins

Chicago Extends Deadline for $500 Grants to Help Families of Students with Disabilities

Reema Amin

Chicago is Winding Down a Trailblazing Program to Help Dropouts. What Happened?

Mila Koumpilova

Fat Shaming’s Devastating Toll on Students

Mark Keierleber

Rhode Island Advocates Call for New Agency to Oversee Kids’ Behavioral Health

Alexander Castro

Computer Programs Monitor Students’ Every Word in the Name of Safety

Madyson Fitzgerald

Can Schools Stop Students from Praying?

Frank S. Ravitch

Some Hawaii Schools Ban Cell Phones In Class. Should More Follow?

Megan Tagami

Arkansas School District’s Loss of Students, Revenue Spark Fears of Closure

Tess Vrbin

Dual Language in the Desert: California Schools Explore the Potential of New Bilingual Opportunities

Conor P. Williams

Nebraska Education Department Awarded $55 Million Federal Grant to Improve Student Literacy

Zach Wendling

Podcast: What a Mentorship Mindset Can Do for Student Motivation

Diane Tavenner & Michael B. Horn

Three High School Students Who Struck Gold in Paris

Trinity Alicia

In California, Rebuilding Bilingual Education in Schools After an 18-Year Ban

Conor P. Williams

Alaska District Must Return Most Banned Books to Library Shelves, Court Rules

Claire Stremple

New State Office Will Focus on Growing Michigan’s Population

Jon King

Kansas City Charter School Found Locking Up Phones Left More Time for Learning

Maria Benevento

Indiana’s Overall Child Well-Being Scores Decline in New National Report

Casey Smith

Kansas Public Schools Relying on Blueprint for Literacy to Build Reading Skills

Tim Carpenter

New Stats: When School Cops Prey on Students

Mark Keierleber

School (in)Security Newsletter: Selling Stolen LAUSD Data; Parkland HS Leveled

Mark Keierleber

USC Students Join in Fight Against ‘Period Poverty’ in South Carolina

Jessica Holdman

Brown v Board’s Untold History: The Families Who Joined Forces to Sway SCOTUS

Steve Snyder

Alaska House Approves Social Media Ban for Kids, Online Pornography ID Checks

James Brooks

Watch: How Colorado Is Promoting a Climate-Literate Workforce Through Education

The 74

Title IX Rewrite Focuses Law on Victims, Including LGBTQ Students

Linda Jacobson

New Coalition Launched to Look at Alabama School Funding

Jemma Stephenson

School Success Stories: Here’s What Happened When Charters Teamed Up With HBCUs

The 74

School Vouchers Skyrocket in Ohio; 50% More Students Applied to Program in 2023

Patrick O’Donnell

Educational Equity: What if Historically Black Colleges Managed Charter Schools?

The 74

70 Years of Valentine’s Day in Schools: A Brief Photo History of Kindness, Joy & Smiles in the Classroom

Meghan Gallagher

1 in 5 Students, Majority of Native American Pupils, Chronically Absent in SD

Makenzie Huber

Philadelphia Reduced School-Based Arrests by 91% Since 2013

Amanda NeMoyer & Naomi Goldstein

Texas Schools Reimagine Education Through Collaborative Program

Claudia Lorena Silva

Virginia Data Shows Severe Shortage of Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists

Hollyann Purvis/Capital News Service

South Dakota Seeks Food Program Sponsors After Declining Separate Funding Source

John Hult

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
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