New York City schools are increasingly adopting restorative justice practices, but are students bought into the new approach? A student journalist investigates.

The preliminary attendance numbers suggest the district’s efforts to boost enrollment are making incremental gains.

The board of directors of the nonprofit organization Re:Vision are standing by del Hierro, who said she has made changes that have improved her employees’ lives.

No official cases have been opened with the state agency responsible for revoking licenses.

The requests from the IPS school board include retaining an elected board, a moratorium on new schools, and a rejection of a future all-charter school system.

Michigan lawmakers passed the state budget after missing two deadlines for getting it adopted.

Some incumbent MSCS board members say they won’t align with a party. But that could put them at a disadvantage in a Democratic stronghold like Shelby County.

After a rash of ICE appearances and arrests, labor leaders and elected officials sharply criticized the federal government’s immigration actions.

Paulson was selected from among 419 applicants.

Less than a quarter of Westminster’s elementary and middle school students are reading and writing at grade level, according to 2025 state literacy test results.

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who is running as an independent, and Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa immediately denounced Mamdani’s proposals and said they would expand gifted programs.

Students from Zeta Charter School in the Bronx were disappointed when their Capitol tour was canceled by the government shutdown. But they soon got an unforgettable civics lesson.

The school district and outside organizations are launching tools to make the process simpler but families say it’s still too complicated and stressful to navigate.

Building a new school library at William C. Bryant elementary took nearly a year and support from several community organizations. Now, students will have access to more than 5,000 new books.

Lawmaker says his proposal would improve transparency and turnout. Clerks say it will add costs and confuse voters.

One education advocate says more data is needed to ensure the program is benefiting Tennessee children equally.

The district has experienced a nearly 20% growth in enrollment over the past five years, including an increase in English language learners and Hispanic students.

The board interviewed 14 people for another open seat in July. Instead of repeating the process, they voted to select the runner-up for this appointment.

The National Assessment Governing Board, which controls NAEP testing, tapped Mark White as its new leader. He is at the center of some of Tennessee’s most heated education debates.

The annual NYC school survey reveals a mixed picture: Teacher approval for Chancellor Aviles-Ramos is up, but many students say they don’t feel challenged.

Michael O’Connor of Bose Public Affairs Group announced last week that the ILEA will split into two task forces focused on transportation and facilities.

Michigan can learn from the policies that helped Mississippi surge in performance on a rigorous national exam, the state’s retiring top education leader says.