Gaps in teacher prep blamed as one root cause for math performance woes

One expert suggests a decline in certified teachers and professional development opportunities is a root cause for lagging achievement.

House panel weighs AI’s pitfalls, potential as Education Dept cuts loom large

Innovating with artificial intelligence in schools remains exciting to some lawmakers, while others fear deepening inequities.

McMahon: Lack of transparency on ‘ideological indoctrination’ violates FERPA

Withholding information such as a student's gender transition violates parents' rights and could result in lost funding for schools, the education secretary said.

5 years later: COVID’s impact lingers in school culture

School leaders and education experts look back at how the pandemic shaped chronic absenteeism, ed tech use, student performance and parent trust.

Parents, advocates voice concerns over Texas’ Bluebonnet Learning curriculum at sold-out symposium

Trump administration probes California’s sex education curriculum

Teachers Believe That AI Is Here to Stay in Education. How It Should Be Taught Is Debatable.

Cultivating Content and Language Learning in ELLs