The 745h
‘There are risks both ways’: Supreme Court Weighs Medical Care for Trans Youth
In the first case of its kind, the court’s conservative majority appeared willing to leave decisions up to the states.
The 747h
Q&A: Putting AI In its Place in an Era of Lost Human Connection at School
As AI proliferates, aiEDU founder Alex Kotran says schools need to prioritize student engagement, agency, relevance ...
The 7413h
Four Insights into U.S. Students’ Drop in Math & Science on International Test
Wednesday's release of TIMSS scores shows that American students fell behind their international peers during the pandemic.
The 749h
WATCH: A Look at Pathways to Opportunity From the View of Colorado’s Governor
Tune in live at 2 p.m. ET Wednesday to hear about Gov. Polis’ year-long initiative: ‘Let's Get Ready: Educating All Americans ...
The 7411h
How New York’s Bid to Reduce Graduation Requirements Could Backfire
Benjamin-Gomez: A proposal to exempt some students from the rigorous Board of Regents exams could end up promoting greater ...
The 7415h
Which School Districts Do the Best Job of Teaching Math?
Aldeman: In some 600 districts, 8th graders significantly outperform expectations. See which school systems in your state get ...
The 741d
The Political War over the Department of Education Is Only Beginning
Donald Trump has pledged to end the federal government’s role in K–12 schools. To do it, he’ll have to overcome strong public ...
The 741d
Proponents Say Universal School Meals Could Fill in the Gaps for Wisconsin Students
School nutrition advocates say universal free meals could help improve the diets as well as the academic performance of more ...
The 742d
Teacher Diversity Is Key to California’s Expanding Public Early Education System
The state has a diverse early education workforce, but experienced educators may face barriers to teaching in its public ...
The 741d
Will Trump Eliminate the Federal Role in Education or Expand It?
Finn: The incoming administration is sending mixed messages about whether to leave education decisions to the states–or ...
The 742d
Former English Learners in Chicago Public Schools Outdo Peers on GPA, Graduation
New University of Chicago research captures English learners’ otherwise unseen academic success by tracking those who left ...
The 742d
School Closures Are Way Down, but Delaying These Hard Choices Makes Things Worse
Aldeman: Many districts closed their eyes to financial reality. Students are better off if leaders seek proactive solutions ...