Workforce development has become the driving force behind some of the nation's most significant education reforms. One major federal initiative beginning July 1 is accelerating the trend.

The state's school administrative units will soon be required to craft their own budgets and voters will be empowered to vote down those budgets, under a law that Republicans hope will help drive down K12 costs.

AI-powered tutoring alone doesn't improve learning outcomes—unless a teacher is there to help guide and support the student.

Washington may become the next state to ban cell phones for the entire school day. However, policy alone won't solve the academic issue.