Will education change much under Donald Trump? Can districts keep putting off school closure decisions? Just how bad will the test scores be from the 2024 NAEP? These are some of the stories we’re watching.

Our news articles brought attention to the flawed FAFSA form, helped students with disabilities get placed in schools, and prevented cuts to a dyslexia program for older students.

The president-elect will reportedly rescind a policy that has long limited immigration enforcement at or near schools.

Counselors have long urged students with undocumented parents not to fear filling out financial aid forms. With Trump returning to office, some are having second thoughts.

Surveys show many teachers haven’t been trained by school districts on how to use AI. That presents a potent risk to sensitive personal data.

Surveys indicate many teachers haven’t been trained on how to use AI tools, even as some grow more comfortable with using them.

En el estado con mayor diversidad lingüística del país, sólo un 10 por ciento de los estudiantes asisten a programas bilingües.

Proposition 227 left a shattered teacher training pipeline. In the nation's most linguistically diverse state, just 10% of students are enrolled in dual-language programs.

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.

Other countries posted gains in the first post-pandemic TIMSS assessment, but U.S. students are struggling, especially in math.

Entre las principales propuestas de Donald Trump para el sistema educativo está la eliminación del Departamento de Educación y la ampliación de opciones educativas para las familias.

Candidates promised a bigger child tax credit. A Republican-controlled Congress will decide its fate next year.

The election of Donald Trump sent a wave of fear through trans youth and their allies. But they’re also organizing and deploying lessons from states that already have restrictive laws.