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Mountain View Whisman is trying to close gaps for its underserved students but internet is a problem, even in the most high-tech area of the country
Addressing trauma and discrimination are key strategies for protecting student data and privacy as the ongoing COVID pandemic requires schools to stick with online learning.
Getting new technology into schools in rural villages is very costly, so school districts must be very careful in stretching every dollar received.
More than 60% of 5,000 high school and college students surveyed said they would be more likely to apply to a college if the recruiters and materials reflected diversity.
As with other areas of school safety, technology is playing a role in helping to ensure the ride to and from school is incident-free.
As many as 3 million of the country's most marginalized students may not have returned to school—online or in-person—since the COVID closures in March, a new analysis suggests.
Database covering most school districts tracks reopenings, learning models, sports participation and masks, among other aspects of this COVID-disrupted year.
In a Q&A, the president and CEO of the Data Quality Campaign discusses the importance of using data that has already been collected to measure and improve student achievement.
Social-emotional learning thrives when adults in schools and after-school programs develop and model SEL skills such as forming healthy relationships, a new report finds.
A new report from the Center for Democracy and Technology shows the need for K-12s to address the use of data, especially as ed tech becomes more prevalent
While most high school students report feeling safe in their schools, ACT test-takers said in a survey that administrators could do more to protect them.
State school report cards are improving at providing more meaningful, easy-to-understand information but more data is needed on equity, a new report says.
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