"Overall I feel that most of our problems stem from not enough adults/staff in the building. Why are we not getting help from the district with this?" one Conway teacher asked during the meeting.
Middle and high school students need more sleep to be prepared for school. Although later school start times can help, districts should be careful in how they implement this major change to student and family schedules.
Children of color are almost twice as likely to be diagnosed with behavioral disabilities in Wisconsin schools than white children, as teachers navigate a complex system and seek more support from the state.
The Tennessee Department of Education announced it is partnering with the Governor's Early Literacy Foundation to provide free books to children in kindergarten through second grade.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education has released new standards that ask teachers to interrogate their biases and recognize inequality in schools and school systems, including institutional racism.
Michigan's Department of Education is requiring 112 low-performing public schools in 54 districts around the state to enter into agreements with the state to improve students' academic performance.
Public charter school enrollment is climbing steadily just as enrollment in all other public schools slides in the opposite direction, a new report finds.
Students at Wayne Valley High School are getting mental health first aid from classmates who have been trained to spot danger signs of anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts and other mental crises.
New Jersey is one of three states yet to release statewide standardized test results from last spring, and legislators, the head of the state Board of Education, and education advocates are asking why.
