Current and former staffers are wary of vague plans to move special education out of the Education Department.

It’s almost that time of year, that day on the calendar that sparks either immense joy or general annoyance. April Fools’ Day ...

VanAusdal suggested that the secondary level is also a good time to pair work on SEL skills—such as collaboration—with ...

The U.S. Department of Education opened investigations under FERPA into two states, alleging violations of parents' rights.

Explaining how SEL can help students prepare for the working world may help more families get behind it, educators say.

March is Women’s History Month, a time dedicated to remembering the trailblazers who gave all women the right to vote and honoring women's many contributions to U.S. education, science, technology, ...

By now, school and district leaders should be well aware that the most detrimental use of artificial intelligence in schools isn’t cheating. It’s the proliferation of fake, sexually explicit images ...

The federal government has often led the way in reform, and only some states have shown the capacity to take over.

Joshua P. Starr is a former managing partner of the Center for Model Schools, former CEO of PDK International, and the author ...

State legislators have introduced measures that would prohibit schools from maintaining diversity, equity, and inclusion ...

The Supreme Court seems unlikely to strike down the E-rate program, though some justices questioned its funding structure and ...

At least 19 states have laws or policies that ban or restrict students’ use of cellphones in schools, according to EdWeek's ...