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The Million Girls Moonshot initiative will work with afterschool programs nationwide to increase diversity and equity in science, tech, engineering and math.
The U.S. was not as well-equipped for the massive COVID shift to online learning, with families paying more for internet service and fewer owning home computers.
As teachers and students have struggled with the move to remote and hybrid learning, school librarians have been there as a backbone of support
According to a study done by WalletHub, experts point to several factors district leaders should be considering when trying to retain and recruit educators.
I am reminded of a quote by John Dewey, a pragmatist, who said: “If we teach today like we taught our students yesterday, we will rob them of their tomorrow.”
Leading education research organizations announce major focus on systemic racism on the day after President Donald Trump calls for a more patriotic curriculum.
Two school districts, one in need of in-person educators and the other short of remote instructors, can't just loan teachers to each other, right?
Students claim that educational agencies across the country violated the IDEA, Section 504, and the ADA by failing to provide in-person services during the pandemic, which they say violates the RICO Act.
Non-classroom duties, such as after-school supervision or other activities teachers haven't volunteered for, are among the leading causes of low K-12 morale.
Teachers' wages continue to lag about 20% behind the earnings of comparable workers, and the gap that has grown significantly over the last two decades.
NASEF's Minecraft-Rube Goldberg event is free for students and schools looking to take part in this fun, mind-bending exercise where new technology converges with old-fashioned innovation
A recent survey by Common Sense highlights the feelings of those affected most by district decisions to reopen, either online or in person
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