After the U.S. spent $30 billion replacing textbooks with laptops, experts say student test scores and cognitive skills have declined. Researchers link heavier classroom screen use to weaker attention and learning.

Two new partnerships aim to crack down on foreign funding in higher education and improve school security.

The journey to the superintendency for these educators is fraught with systemic hurdles, but it offers the promise of transformative change.

The Kentucky Supreme Court affirmed that state funds “are for common schools and for nothing else.”