“We see a trend of increasing behavioral needs in both quantity of children and severity. This is exhausting our teachers and our resources,” said one anonymously quoted school leader.
Students develop identities as "math people" during elementary school, suggesting that teachers at that level "have a large role in cultivating positive math attitudes," according to a new survey.
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The Trump administration is seeking to rescind key civil rights protections for sex discrimination in sports and education programs through a swift regulatory process at an unlikely agency: the Department of Energy.
Budget cuts could hit transportation services that ensure students with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness can access school safely and reliably.
As the U.S. school year ends, teachers face growing uncertainty over Trump administration orders targeting diversity, race, and gender education. Though courts have blocked some directives, educators say the chilling effect is already reshaping classrooms.
New survey data from the nonprofit American Student Assistance shows that teen interest in college is down while interest in nondegree paths is on the rise. Meanwhile, parents are skeptical of options outside of the traditional college pathway to work.
