A proposal from the Senate Appropriations Committee was released on Thursday that includes $20.1 billion for Title I grants and $15.3 billion for special education grants.
Recent tragedies prompted the first major gun safety legislation in 30 years. But it's clear that this problem can't be solved by our elected officials alone.
A recent survey of swing state voters shows growing support for prohibiting teaching about LGBTQ issues to younger students and barring critical race theory
Here's a political pick-me-up for K-12 leaders who've grown weary of the wave of new state laws that have narrowed curricula in various parts of the country.
Just 28% of Americans say they have a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in public schools, the second lowest figure on record, a new Gallup poll revealed.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced that his administration will begin rolling out his long-blocked school voucher program after a judge lifted an injunction that had prevented it from being implemented.
Here's an alert for administrators: Parents are more concerned about non-educators making decisions about what students learn than they are about their children's reading and math skills.
Senators agreed to provide millions of dollars for expanding mental health resources in communities and schools in addition to funds devoted to boosting school safety.
Education has become such a powerful political issue that some parents would vote for someone from another political party if that candidate shared their views, a new poll shows.
For racially diverse schools such as Bethel Park Elementary in Indianapolis, legislative battles threaten to interrupt years of work to better serve marginalized students.
