A shift in Congressional control won't stop executive action from reshaping K12 education, experts argue. But it can increase awareness.

Ohio may be struggling to connect education and training with employer needs, potentially limiting job growth, according to a survey of economists. Several urged stronger partnerships between schools and businesses.

A government watchdog said the Education Department spent $28.5 million to $38 million paying 247 Office for Civil Rights employees on administrative leave. The watchdog urged the department to document the full costs and savings of the staffing changes.

New state guidance outlines the unique roles teachers and students play in implementing AI without replacing the human connection.