
State Laws Restricting Curriculum, Pronoun Use Cause Confusion and Chaos in Schools
State Laws Restricting Curriculum, Pronoun Use Cause Confusion and Chaos in Schools
State Laws Restricting Curriculum, Pronoun Use Cause Confusion and Chaos in Schools
High Pace of Superintendent Turnover Continues, Data Shows
Google Extends Lifespan of Chromebooks — A Change That Could Save School Districts Millions
Teachers Say Students Don’t Have Enough Time to Eat Lunch. Here’s How to Change That
Overhaul of Ohio’s K-12 Education System is Unconstitutional, New Lawsuit Says
Do K-12 Students Have a Right to Well-Funded School Buildings?
Florida’s Edicts on Schools Keep Changing, and Local Districts Are Confused
US School Shootings Reach New High, Doubled in Past Year
Teacher Shortage Closes Vegas Schools and Forces Combined Classes During Union Contract Battle
Public Schools Rely on Underpaid Female Labor. It’s Not Sustainable
Schools Dismiss Early, Teach Online as Blast of Heat Hits Northeastern US
School District’s Anti-CRT Resolution Prompts Lawsuit From Teachers and Students
Teachers Go On Strike in Southwest Washington State Over Class Sizes
Texas Takeover Raises Back-To-School Anxiety for Houston Students, Parents and Teachers
Broad Calls to Ax Education Department and Take On Teachers’ Unions at 1st GOP Debate
Georgia Made It Easier for Parents to Challenge School Library Books. Almost No One Has Done So
Pennsylvania Hasn’t Fixed Its School Funding System, and Educators Are Frustrated
Arkansas School District Says It Will Continue Offering AP African American Studies Course
Massachusetts Joins Short List of States Providing Free School Meals to All
5 Ways Districts Are Filling Teacher Vacancies
Arkansas Says AP African American Studies No Longer Counts for High School Credit
What California Gov. Newsom’s Fight With a School District Says About Local Control
Florida Education Commissioner Skips Forum on Criticized Black History Standards
Schools Across US Forced to Get Creative Amid Teacher Shortage
7 States Now Require Math Support for Struggling Students. Here’s What’s in the New Laws
Polluted Skies and High Heat Expose School Facility Issues, Threaten Students’ Health
Schools in Florida Cut Back on Shakespeare, Citing New State Rules
Biden Administration Announces Cybersecurity Initiative for K-12 Schools
AP Psychology Can Be Taught in Florida in its ‘Entirety,’ State Official Says, Amid Fight Over Gender and Sexual Orientation Teaching
Republican 2024 Hopefuls Want to Nix the Department of Education
Louisiana’s Public Schools Must Now Display ‘In God We Trust’ in Classrooms
One of the Country’s Largest Districts Is Turning School Libraries Into Discipline Rooms
DeSantis, Harris in Furious Battle Over Slavery Curriculum
Burnout, Low Pay and Politics are Driving Away Teachers. Turnover is Soaring for Educators of Color
Ky. Education Commissioner Says ‘Dangerous’ Anti-LGBTQ Law Led to His Resignation
Got AC? How Schools Are Coping With Record-Breaking Temperatures
Black Lawmakers Press Justice and Education Departments to Investigate Florida’s Race Curriculum
Social-Emotional Learning Persists Despite Political Backlash
Tennessee Educators File Lawsuit Challenging Law Limiting School Lessons on Race, Sex and Bias
Harris Says Florida Rules on Black History Pushed by DeSantis are ‘Propaganda’
Secretary Cardona Emphasizes Importance of Teacher Retention, Diversity
Florida Board of Education Approves Controversial Standards for Teaching Black History
Here’s What Teachers Say They Need Most to Manage Stress, Mental Health
Will California’s New Math Framework Change Teaching Dramatically? Not So Fast
Watchdog Finds Systemic Problems With Major School Meals Program
From College Advising to Teacher Preparation: Affirmative Action Ruling May Reshape K-12
California Adopts Controversial New Math Framework. Here’s What’s In It
Educators’ Views on School Safety, in Charts
North Carolina Republicans Introduce Public Education Overhaul in Dwindling Days of Session
Here’s How the Nation’s Largest Teachers’ Union Is Spending Its Money
School Police Prevent Some Violence, But Not Shootings, Research Finds
‘We Say Gay’: Largest Teachers’ Union Pledges to Fight Anti-LGBTQ+ Policies
Thousands of Teachers Gather for ‘Freedom to Learn’ Rally
Teachers Are Facing an ‘Intentional Toxic Disrespect,’ Secretary Cardona Says
Pregnant School Employees Now Have More Rights at Work. Here’s What to Know
Supreme Court Makes It Harder to Prosecute ‘True Threats’ That Could Be Aimed at Schools
Schools’ Insurance Costs Are Soaring—And Climate Change Isn’t the Only Reason
What Happens (or Doesn’t) After Courts Order States to Improve School Funding
Six States Have Made School Meals Free to All Students. Will More Follow?
Authors and Students Sue Florida Education Officials to Restore Access to Banned Book
North Carolina House Revives LGBTQ+ Education Limits in Final Days of Session
Where Teachers Say Professional Development Falls Short
What’s Happening to Teacher Stress Levels
‘She Just Wants a Friend’: Families Push for Full School Days for Children with Disabilities
‘First of Its Kind’ State Law Will Penalize Libraries That Ban Books
Lawmakers Call for National Crackdown on Drivers Who Pass Stopped School Buses
What a Superintendent Told U.S. Senators About Student Mental Health
Political Collateral? Oregon GOP Walkout on ‘Culture War’ Bill Threatens Billions in School Funds
Wildfire Haze and Poor Air Quality: Here’s How Schools Are Responding
Public Schools Are Still Segregated. But These Tools Can Help
What Teachers Think About Carrying Guns at School, in Charts
As Legal Gambling Surges, Some States Want to Teach Teens About the Risks
Congress Prepares to Raise the Debt Ceiling. But K-12 Funding Is Still in Jeopardy
A School District’s Book Removals May Have Violated Students’ Civil Rights
Data: How Schools Respond to Student Hunger Over the Summer
Objection to Sexual, LGBTQ Content Propels Spike in Book Challenges
Florida Rejects Social Studies Textbooks, Requests Edits for Others. What You Need to Know
Teachers Are Stressed and Disrespected, But Happier Than Last Year: 7 Takeaways From New Poll
Georgia School’s Book Bans May Break Civil Rights Law, Federal Officials Warn
‘So Catastrophic’: How a Debt Ceiling Breach Would Hurt Schools
Teacher Job Satisfaction Rebounds From Last Year’s Low. But There’s Still a Ways to Go
Oakland’s Striking Teachers and School District Reach Agreement on Four ‘Common Good’ Demands
Researchers Offer Advice on Improving Education for High School English Learners
Five Challenges Educators Face Amid Teacher Appreciation Week
To Improve Kids’ Mental Health, Some Schools Start Later
Teacher Appreciation? Try Better Pay, More Governors Say
Schools Could Lose Funding as Lawmakers Spar Over the National Debt Ceiling
Oakland Teachers Union on Strike; Schools Open Without Them
Demonstrations Staged Nationwide Denounce Restrictions on Teaching, Book Bans
Michigan School District Bans Backpacks Over Safety Concerns
Book Bans Over the Years, in Charts
Book Bans and Divisive Concepts Laws Will Hold U.S. Students Back, Secretary Cardona Says
Teacher Discussions Could Be Limited Under Indiana Bill
Teaching Shouldn’t Be a ‘Life-Threatening Profession,’ Biden Says
Florida Expands ‘Don’t Say Gay’; House OKs Anti-LGBTQ Bills
GOP Lawmakers Tout Choice as a Way Out of Failing Schools
Inflated Costs, Growing Needs: Why Educators Are Pessimistic About School Budgets
What School Leaders Can Do to Ease Teacher Stress
More Than Half of American Legislatures Are Considering Restrictive Education Laws. Here’s What That Means.
Districts Say Social Media Is Hurting Students’ Mental Health. Now They’re Suing
Advocates Plan for Battle as DeSantis Preps ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Expansion
The Surprising Gap in How Democratic- and GOP-Led School Districts Talk About Diversity
What Educators Should Get Used to Hearing on the Campaign Trail in 2024
‘Don’t Say Period’ Bill Is Latest Example of States’ Efforts to Limit Sex Education
States Aim to Boost School Safety After Tennessee Shooting
What We’ve Learned About Technology and Learning in the Last 3 Years
District Sued Over Axing of Student Paper after LGBTQ Issue
Congress Passed $1B for School Safety Last Year. Only 38 Districts Have Gotten Money
Student Activists Push Congress for Action on Climate Change Education
America’s School Buildings Are Crumbling, and It’s a ‘National Security Issue’
It Could Get a Whole Lot Easier to Teach in a Different State
Teachers Press School Safety in Wake of Denver Shooting
School Shooting Prompts Denver to Bring Back Armed Officers
GOP Pushes Parents’ Rights Bill in Clash Over What’s Taught in Schools
DeSantis to Expand Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law to All Grades
A New Federal Plan Could Make Free School Meals a Reality for More Students
What We Do (And Don’t) Know About Teacher Shortages, And What Can Be Done About Them
Unions in Los Angeles Begin 3-day School Strike
What the Education Secretary Said School Leaders Should Prioritize Right Now
Education Secretary Stresses Opposition to Bans on Books, Topics After DeSantis Moves
What’s Behind Texas’ Takeover of Houston Schools
Thousands of LA School District Workers to Hold 3-Day Strike
Kids Understand More From Books Than Screens, But That’s Not Always the Case
Why School Workers Are Going on Strike—And What It Means for Districts
North Carolina GOP Again Seeking to Limit Racial Teachings
Water in Many Schools Isn’t Safe to Drink. Here’s What Districts Can Do
Oregon Eyes Mandate for Climate Change Lessons In Schools
How Schools Fare in Biden’s Proposed Budget
How Schools Fare in Biden’s Proposed Budget
How Many Teachers and Principals Quit in the Pandemic? One State Has Answers
Women In the K-12 Workforce, By the Numbers
Teachers Say a New Parents’ Bill of Rights Doesn’t Solve Schools’ Problems
Sanders’ School Voucher Plan Gets Arkansas Lawmakers’ OK
Teacher Turnover Hits New Highs Across The U.S.
Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Continues to Spur More Extreme Versions Nationwide
Republicans Issue Subpoenas to Former School Board Officials
Teacher Pay Raise Proposals Are Gaining Bipartisan Support. What’s in Them?
Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Continues to Spur More Extreme Versions Nationwide
The Demand for Asian American History Is Growing. See Where
The Current State of Teacher Pay, in Charts
AP African American Studies: How Other States Are Responding After Florida’s Ban
Over 300 Picture Books Were Banned Last School Year
For Poor Schools, Building Repairs Zap COVID Relief Money
Recruiters Are Going Grassroots to Fill Vacancies. They Say It’s Working
4 Ways States Are Trying to Fix How They Fund Schools
The Push for a $60K Base Teacher Salary Gains Steam as Bernie Sanders Signs On
How AP African American Studies Came Under Attack: A Timeline
Educators Less Likely to Seek Jobs in States That Limit Classroom Talk, Survey Finds
Hundreds of Thousands of Kids Didn’t Go Back to School after Worst of COVID, Analysis Finds
Missouri Senate OKs Limits on Race Education in Schools
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