Curriculum and instruction
The ruling could have long-lasting impacts on what some schools teach and how far they go to accommodate religious objections to curriculum.
Republican board members criticized the proposal as biased, one-sided, and ‘indoctrination.’
Episode 2 of P.S. Weekly explores the patchwork approach New York City takes to sex education and why students are demanding a different approach.
Through Artist Youth Entrepreneurs, a pilot program at the High School of Art and Design, students are learning about key legal and financial concepts in artistic fields.
The conservative group’s new training program seeks to drive activism against social and emotional learning in schools.
At least two Colorado high schools will cut their Latin programs in the coming years.
Lawmakers discussed and in some cases advanced bills about sex ed, DEI, restrictions on history lessons, and chaplains in schools.
The federal government is barred from dictating curriculum to schools. But a new Trump executive order concerning how racism and gender identity are talked about in schools sends a signal about how he wants to influence classrooms.
The state bet big on tutoring and summer learning programs after the pandemic.
Emma Humphries of iCivics says students can learn about American history, the role of the presidency, and the persistence of democracy, even in a divided nation.
Enrolling all eighth graders in algebra was supposed to get more students taking calculus in high school.
El consejo escolar de Aurora votará sobre la recomendación el 17 de diciembre. Las high schools integrales en el distrito han estado probando los materiales desde agosto.
The School for Global Leaders, an International Baccalaureate middle school on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, will welcome its first ninth grade class next year.
The Aurora school board will vote on the recommendation Dec. 17. The district’s comprehensive high schools have been trying out the materials since August.
Book banning action has escalated locally, not at the state level
In a lawsuit, two families say Lucy Calkins, Irene Fountas, Gay Su Pinnell, and their publisher used shoddy studies to prop up their work, which many schools have moved away from in recent years.
Under an expanded state law, the removals have gone from ‘a trickle to a tidal wave,’ says one librarian
Since taking office in 2022, the Brooklyn council member and former teacher has visited nearly 100 schools across the five boroughs.
The recruitment effort comes at a time when city and state education leaders have called for more robust financial education in schools.
New York education officials are expected to unveil new details about the state’s efforts to reimagine high school graduation requirements at a Board of Regents meeting next week.