Many educators are using game-based learning to boost engagement and achievement. The unique blend of fun and standards-aligned content can motivate students and promote academic growth. Discover how adaptive digital games can support your efforts in improving school success.
School voucher advocates in Texas are entering next year's legislative session with better odds than ever of passing a measure that would let parents use public money to pay for their kids' private schooling. But first, lawmakers will have to agree on what the program looks like.
Only 1 in 4 adults now says a four-year degree is extremely or very important to get a good job, according to Pew Research Center. Nearly two-thirds of 14- to 18-year-olds say their ideal education would involve learning skills on the job—as in apprenticeships—according to a survey by the ECMC Group.
New research from Keeper Security says that many schools are falling short of providing robust security education, with only 14% providing mandatory security awareness training, and 13% offering it optionally.
Changes in presidential administrations always create some uncertainty in education and that became immediately evident in DA's most popular stories of 2024.
The finalists for 2025 Superintendent of the Year award from AASA, The School Superintendents Association hail from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida and Illinois.
To understand the opportunities and obstacles that will shape the future of AI in the classroom, we must examine teachers' perceptions, hopes and fears about the emerging technology.
Superintendent turnover has been making headlines over the last few years. The good news is that superintendents on the move are most likely to leave of their own volition.
Johnston County Public Schools Superintendent Eric Bracy used ESSER dollars to pay for a high-quality, research-based curriculum, he says on the latest episode of the "Talking Out of School" podcast. Now, the move is paying off.
