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Black and low-income students from charter schools make up the most ground in reading and math, according to new research
Officials are investigating the cause of the virus that affected 'critical systems' in Connecticut schools and shut down both remote and in-person learning
'Children are going hungry' is a refrain being echoed by districts across the country as they wrestle with budgets and getting kids meals during the pandemic
Many questions remain as the city's schools go virtual, but the biggest might be around how to ensure vulnerable students are getting the education and services they need
A number of schools found the bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease in their water, and experts say more should expect to see it.
The National Education Association has just launched a tracker of cases in public K-12 schools.
A deal to avoid a Detroit teachers safety strike would offer COVID-19 testing for students and staff, and provide teachers working in school buildings with up to $3,000 in hazard pay.
Lutheran College’s decision to have the vice president speak to its 2020 graduates had sparked backlash among some alumni and students.
"I said, ‘You know what? Go for it. Print news, raise hell.’”
The lawsuit criticizes the definition of sexual harassment under the new Title IX rule. It also alleges the new rule fails to consider the unique challenges that may arise in the K-12 environment and disregards the needs of young students and students with disabilities.
A bill that would have given Montgomery County school board members a raise for the first time in six years failed in this year’s abbreviated state legislative session. The proposed $10,000 raise would have increased board members’ salaries to $35,000 per year.
The massive LAUSD effort's centerpiece is $100 million in new spending to provide a district computer to every child in need, and technology training for teachers and students—expenses that could threaten the district’s solvency.
Disclosures under “health and safety emergency” exception to privacy law are limited to law enforcement, public health officials, trained medical personnel and parents.
Many health experts are cautious about laying blame when tragedies occur. But most specialists agree that school personnel, in contact with students for a large part of the day, can be a key resource in providing help.
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