As the reading abilities of America's children plummet, the question arises: why? Contrary to popular belief, the COVID pandemic is not the... Read More

Randi Weingarten, the powerful president of the American Federation of Teachers, hasn't been a working teacher in more than a quarter of a... Read More

The district closed the school-board meeting to the public, in possible violation of state law. Read More

A majority of both Democrats and Republicans, as well as roughly half of African Americans, say that colleges should not factor race and... Read More

PEN America has filed an amicus brief in the case of Pernell v. Lamb addressing Florida's "Stop W.O.K.E." Act, which bans teachers from... Read More

If scholars look the other way, the cheaters will continue to win. Read More

The Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education is moving ahead with plans to create waivers for high school graduation... Read More

Students and faculty members are fighting for more Asian American studies courses, programs and departments in U.S. colleges and universities. Read More

Age mixing among children and teens reduces bullying, promotes empathy, helps socially inhibited kids overcome inhibitions, provides extra... Read More

Baker College spent more on marketing than it did on financial aid. Now, the school faces an inquiry by the U.S. Department of Education. Read More

School choice makes it possible for all students, regardless of economic background, to get an education that matches their needs and... Read More

The Supreme Court is expected to rule that colleges can no longer rig for racial diversity. Some say "that's dangerous and cruel." Others say... Read More

America's Catholic schools defied the sobering trends regarding learning loss. Read More

More choice, at the school and classroom level, can allow families to decide for themselves what their kids will learn. Read More

It's time we got off the sidelines to better explain and market to the public the prodigious value to teaching, innovation and the greater... Read More

Evidence is overwhelming that there is a significant average difference between male and female athletic performance. Read More

The largest public school districts in America are trending down in enrollment. New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago are all losing... Read More

The world can be terrifying. But we should still give kids the freedom to explore it. Read More

A new analysis of standardized test scores from elementary schools in Michigan pinpoints when during the pandemic students fell most behind. Read More

You might think the latest headlines proclaiming grave learning losses among U.S. thirteen-year-olds over the past three years might trigger... Read More

Ahead of affirmative action decisions involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina expected this week, a review of how the Supreme... Read More

Less than one-fifth of the largest school districts offer paid parental leave for teachers, and only a handful of states guarantee it. That... Read More

Several charter advocates breathed a sigh of relief, but future cases on public financing of religious schools loom on the horizon. Read More