Much of the Education Department's work has gone completely cold. No new grants are being awarded, and civil rights investigations have been halted. Money is still flowing for key programs, but in many respects, schools and states are on their own.
Religion, politics and student inclusion have led some schools to drop Halloween celebrations, sparking pushback and highlighting growing cultural and religious sensitivities.
The school choice movement is bolstering access to educational options for U.S. students and families according to parents, educators and policymakers. School choice has become a buzzword in education circles over the years and can simply mean putting parents in charge of their child’s education. But by definition it is a practice that allows public […]
The Florida governor announced a new partnership with Turning Point USA, vowing to protect high school students who want to start chapters of the conservative group. Critics say the move furthers efforts to inject right-wing ideology into Florida’s public schools.
Long-time educators like NEA President Becky Pringle say "kids can't learn if they're hungry," citing concerns about the potential expiration of SNAP benefits.
Date & Time: Thursday, November 13th at 4 p.m. ET <br><br> This FETC webinar brings together CTE leaders from across the nation to share their strategies for building robust CTE centers, designing career pathways and apprenticeship programs, as well as aligning curriculum and training programs to modern workforce needs.
The Texas Education Agency is taking over the Fort Worth Independent School District—a district with more than 70,000 students—because a campus with just over 300 sixth graders repeatedly failed to meet state academic standards.
