Demographers have long predicted that people of color would become the majority in the U.S. While the mid-2040s is still the projected time frame, the shift has already happened in Washington state schools.
Complaint against Grand Ledge Public Schools that claimed school board members and a former superintendent didn't respond to a resident's request to meet with them.
District won its largest competitive federal grant in recent history but a handful of parents and board members raised objections based on financial concerns and school involvement in mental health services.
Here's why banning artificial intelligence tools won't work and why these tools are dumber than they appear plus an idea for how we can change student assignments to measure thinking in new ways.
One of Tennessee's most influential Republican lawmakers says the state should stop accepting the nearly $1.8 billion of federal K-12 education dollars that help provide support for low-income students, English learners and students with disabilities
The U.S. joined Australia, India and Japan in the Quad Cyber Challenge, a resource-sharing initiative to raise attention around cyber threats against education and government institutions. Education is a key focus of the initiative, as it is now the single-most targeted industry for cyberattacks.
College Board denies trimming AP African American Studies curriculum based on Florida's complaints and says it never even received any formal feedback from the state's education officials.
The number of Alabama teachers earning National Board Certification dropped to 135 in 2021, according to a report covering the 2021-22 school year. The Alabama Department of Education prepared the annual report for lawmakers ahead of the start of the legislative session.
