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Illinois schools chief tells districts to follow state law, not Trump threats
Illinois State Superintendent Tony Sanders tells schools to continue teaching subjects like Black History and to keep ...
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Being a principal just got harder. Here’s why.
Dr. Chris DeRemer is the principal of Manual High School in Denver. He has been teaching and leading schools in the Denver ...
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Tennessee teachers should follow Trump’s ‘Gulf of America’ order, GOP leader says
A GOP leader filed a resolution encouraging Tennessee teachers to use the names Gulf of America and Mount McKinley when ...
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Colorado voters may get another say in funding free school meals for all
Lawmakers introduced a bill that would keep funding school meals by asking voters to approve two ballot measures this ...
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Michigan’s high school graduation rate is nearly 83%, a new high for the state
Michigan’s improved graduation rate may be welcome news in a state where students have struggled to recover academically from the pandemic ...
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Parents Defending Education challenges Chicago district’s Black Student Success Plan as discriminatory
Virginia-based Parents Defending Education, which opposes race-based initiatives, said the Chicago Public Schools program is discriminatory.
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A grant for Indiana families to buy tutoring is stopping sooner than expected. Will it come back?
Operators said the popularity and heavy use of the Indiana Learns program led to its early end. They hope it will return next year.
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Some NYC families can get $120 per child in summer food benefits. Here’s how to apply.
Last year among New York families required to apply, relatively few submitted applications, according to state data.