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Small school districts are using dual language and raising students’ aspirations as two strategies to better prepare graduates for college and careers.
The “tranquility of school” became a nightmare in Texas on Tuesday, Pittsburgh Public Schools leaders said in locking their buildings down after the Uvalde shooting.
Teachers want materials that support culturally relevant instruction and engage multilingual learners but less than a quarter described their curriculum as adequate, annual report says.
With the specter of state control looming, Boston Public Schools is being sharply criticized for failing to “carry out basic operational functions,” among other problems with equity and educating at-risk students.
What if there was a way to (very easily) find which ed-tech programs and platforms are making a difference in districts with the same characteristics as yours?
Being economically challenged does not prevent students at IDEA McAllen College Prep from having access to the No. 1 most challenging curriculum in the U.S.
The notion of allowing students to co-design learning in Maine Township High School District 207 is based on a concept of achievement that’s not centered solely on high school performance.
Demand is very concentrated at certain schools, leaving others at risk of too-low enrollment which will make them more likely to be closed or consolidated as the district continues to deal with fewer students.
When a teacher in New Castle County, Delaware, had to get reading materials to her English learners during the lockdown in 2020, she used a brand new funding tool to turn her car into a bookmobile.
While many districts are giving teachers raises to combat staff shortages, more administrators are now having to make difficult decisions, including laying off teachers and shutting down buildings.
The Shenandoah County School Board voted to change the name of Stonewall Jackson High School to Mountain View High School after the murder of George Floyd in 2020.
Nicolette Solomon found her way to teaching through her work for a nonprofit traveling into schools and counseling LGBTQ students, helping transgender children change their names and gay, lesbian or queer children come out to parents and peers.
The confluence of funding surpluses and economic turbulence is freeing some district leaders to raise teachers’ salaries while others impose layoffs.
Here’s why superintendent Dania Bazzi said she, her administrators and school board members sat in the back of the room and didn’t speak during her multicultural district’s strategic planning meetings.
America’s students may be a more diverse group than ever but that hasn’t “translated into integration,” according to a new analysis.
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