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Students and teachers may love three-day weekends but there is some evidence that districts may be sacrificing achievement in shortening the school week.
A small but growing number of districts are mandating vaccines for eligible as the COVID delta variant disrupted the beginning of yet another school year.
With younger students on the verge of vaccine eligibility, school leaders may want guidance in convincing parents to get COVID immunizations for their kids.
Anti-maskers have dominated the news this fall but frustrated parents are now suing districts claiming children got infected because face coverings were not required.
COVID caused a tremendous drop in teachers’ self-reported ‘sense of success’ as they took on extra tasks to meet students’ needs, research finds
Just because you’re communicating with families, doesn’t mean you’re connecting with them or realizing their untapped potential to advance education.
New law will result in more information for school leaders related to cybersecurity and online safety but requires no actions or impose new requirements for state or local educational agencies.
Monitoring is not quite the right word to describe the responsibility educators have when thinking about students’ online activity outside of school hours, a cyberbullying expert says.
Teachers and administrators are increasingly concerned that depression and isolation have convinced a significant number of students to “give up” on school, a new report has found.
A ruling on vaccinations for younger children could come by Thanksgiving as mask mandates are falling along with COVID infections in some parts of the country.
Education’s immediate future requires taking full advantage of what worked during the pandemic as educators also guide students in regaining a sense of normalcy. .
Florida has now threatened to dock federal grant funds from districts that continue to disobey Gov. Ron DeSantis’ ban on mask mandates.
High school graduation rates set a record just before COVID, and a new report warns that only aggressive efforts will power that progress past the pandemic.
Department of Justice and FBI are stepping in to shield educators who have faced increasing attacks over masks, critical race theory and other K-12 issues.
‘We’re not close to representing the students we serve as a country,’ says the leader of a nonprofit whose report finds education is not moving the needle on diverse hiring or inclusive climates.
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