The district has reversed layoffs for 350 people so far. But it’s unclear how long those people will be able to stay in their positions.

The veteran teacher explains the philosophy behind Illustrative Mathematics, how he supports struggling students, and why he keeps AI out of his classroom.

Nearly half of Michigan students face economic disadvantages. Why don’t Michigan gubernatorial candidates specifically mention addressing poverty in their education plans?

Board President Xóchitl Gaytán recently accused Torres of a long list of policy violations that he has denied.

Voters will decide in November on an amendment that aims to overhaul Colorado's tax system to boost education and healthcare funding.

If passed, Proposition NN would raise money for K-12 education in the state, including teacher pay and funding smaller class sizes. Previous measures asking voters to increase funding for schools have failed.

Ames, who is also a longtime basketball coach, was one of eight finalists for the award.

Sticker prices at elite schools keep making headlines, but after grants and discounts, students are paying less in tuition than they did a decade ago.

The tax credit launches in 2027 and could become one of the largest sources of federal funding for schools.

All five BAMN candidates for the DPSCD school board want to oust Superintendent Nikolai Vitti. They all want to stop the district from closing small schools.

A major overhaul of NYC’s after-school contracts left some programs understaffed and some parents in a bind. Now, two schools are already turning back to their former providers.

Three seats on the nine-member board are up for election on Nov. 3.

Philadelphia families covet the city’s magnet schools. But many students still don’t know if they have a chance to get in due to the state test score delay.

Two candidates are running to represent District 5b on the Chicago Board of Education. Here’s what Blaise and Hargrove say the district needs, what the seat can actually do, and how to vote.

La candidata por el Distrito 3a, Norma Ríos-Sierra, cree que este es un momento clave para impulsar cambios progresistas en las Escuelas Públicas de Chicago.

“Quiero ofrecer a nuestros maestros, nuestros estudiantes y cada profesional una realidad estable."

Revuluri is the second candidate to drop out of the highly competitive and historic race.

Michigan law allows parents of children with poor attendance to lose public benefits and face court penalties. Researchers question whether such penalties improve attendance.