Over the summer, state officials began to crack down on programs that provide ski passes, martial arts classes, and private piano lessons to homeschoolers. Only 14 were approved, laying the foundation for stricter rules.

School choice supporters hope the New York governor’s decision will sway other Democrats.

New York just finished transitioning state exams to computers. Now, amid a backlash to classroom technology, officials are considering whether to allow a return to paper.

Trump's remarks about San Diego being attacked have rattled some students in a city already on edge over immigration enforcement. Teachers are navigating those fears.

The district says its proposed changes are meant to create a more equitable fee structure for all schools.

The reversal allows a major CUNY tutoring program to continue offering virtual reading lessons to young students who need extra support.

The censure vote followed an inconclusive outside investigation into allegations that Hunter used antisemitic language.

The oversight board’s first meeting in months came days after a federal judge said the MSCS takeover could resume once the body is ready to take control.

The school board in Colorado Springs District 11 voted 4-3 to retain Angelica Givler-Viers with probation for one year.

The Denver school board met Thursday to discuss the report and whether to censure board Vice President Monica Hunter, who denies that she used inappropriate language.

Chalkbeat asked candidates vying for five Detroit school board seats what the district should do about its small, costly schools.

A visit to the Queens warehouse for the Materials for the Arts program has become a ritual for many local educators.

n Philadelphia, a tech training program has overhauled its curriculum to try to give young people a leg up in an increasingly competitive job market.

Parents and policymakers want to know how much a school helps children learn. For elementary schools, even sophisticated statistics may not provide an answer.

Board Chair Tamarques Porter and Vice Chair Sable Otey said in an exclusive interview with Chalkbeat that they’re focused on improving teacher development and rebuilding trust in MSCS.

‘Students tell me they wait all day for this class,’ said a high school senior who assists Indiana teacher Jared Kempton.

This free printable resource is available in English and Spanish. Chalkbeat Chicago is also looking for submissions from CPS students on what issue they want the new school board to tackle.

The University of Colorado System agreed to a contract with OpenAI’s ChatGPT Edu this year. Now, the University of Colorado Denver has opened an AI Hub that aims to help students and faculty understand its responsible use on campus.

What Jefferson County voters need to know about two tax increases to benefit Jeffco Public Schools on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Chalkbeat Chicago wants to see the campaign material that Chicagoans have received during the 2026 school board election season.

Federal civil rights officials are cracking down on “pass the trash” practices in school districts nationwide. Jeffco Public Schools has a separate dispute with the Trump administration over policies that support transgender students.

A long-running integration program produced modest test-score gains — and remarkably large increases in college graduation.

“Estoy comprometido con los resultados de los estudiantes y… crear un entendimiento compartido."

“Tenemos que defender lo que ya hemos logrado mientras seguimos creando espacios para alcanzar la equidad.”

Democratic Gov. Jared Polis was an early adopter of the Trump-backed idea. But his term is coming to an end, and his successor might not be keen on reupping for 2028.

The Illinois State Board of Education is holding three sessions to collect public feedback on what education initiatives people want to see funded next year.

With just a month left before Election Day, most of Chicago’s major education special interests are pumping money into ads and texts to promote their preferred candidates or cut down opponents.

The district stressed that it will not end or interrupt those deals this school year and wants to continue the partnerships, but at the actual cost of the services IPS provides.

Experta de UIC señala que el 3 de noviembre se votará entre “la agenda de Trump y los billonarios” y “una visión progresista" que prioriza a las comunidades

It’s the first time New York City has enrolled from the waitlist in more than a year. But the expansion still leaves roughly 20,000 children on the waitlist.