fter another round of testing revealed stubbornly high rates of PCBs—a class of toxic chemicals—at Vermont's North Country Union High, administrators are preparing to educate students in wedding tents this fall.

Superintendents in Georgia and Texas—with nearly 80 years of K12 experience—are preparing to say goodbye to their school districts.

Recent data shows that elementary and middle school students have made significant strides since 2020 but still have a long way to go.

Separate from the oft-mentioned Project 2025, Agenda47 on education proposes 10 ideas for "great schools leading to great jobs" that range from curriculum requirements to preferential funding for schools with internship programs.