States
Oklahoma Will Cut Funding to Districts That Don't Sign Trump's Anti-DEI Pledge
Today is the deadline for states to sign the federal certification that schools don't practice DEI.
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Student Well-Being
Opinion
Netflix's ‘Adolescence' Asks How Cruelty Can Go Unnoticed in Schools
Peer bullying can be more complicated than many adults realize, psychologists say.
Artificial Intelligence
Why This School System Is Integrating AI Literacy With Algebra 1
A new course aims to build students' understanding of math and AI concepts.
Student Well-Being
How Medicaid Spending Cuts Could Harm Schools
Districts use Medicaid to cover costs of special education and student services.
School Choice & Charters
Another Judge Rules Against Private School Choice. Here's Why
Utah's education savings accounts violate the state constitution, a judge ruled.
Teaching
Opinion
Want to Up Your Teaching Game? Listen to These Students
Students explain what makes them feel connected to their teachers and learning.
What Are Grades Really For? What Research Says About 4 Common Answers
Differing opinions about the purpose of grades are at the heart of the grading debate.
Grading for Equity: Inside One District’s Big Policy Shift
Districts have been shifting grading to strictly assess student learning without add-ons such as extra credit.
Why Some Schools Are Ditching Class Rank and Weighted GPAs
Educators wonder whether it is time to revisit class rank and weighted GPAs.
What Should Teachers Do When Students—or Parents—Ask for a Better Grade?
Plenty of students, and even parents, ask teachers to change their grades. Here's how teachers react.
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As school technology budgets face increasing scrutiny, administrators seek innovative and cost-effective solutions for their existing device fleets. ChromeOS Flex has emerged as a powerful problem-solver, offering a way to revitalize aging PCs and Macs by extending their lifespan and bringing the benefits of ChromeOS to familiar hardware.
English Learners
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Spotlight on Supporting Emergent Bilinguals
This Spotlight will explore strategies to best support English learners in their language acquisition and academic success.
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Spotlight on Enhancing School Safety and Emergency Response
This Spotlight will help you explore proactive measures and effective strategies for enhancing school safety and emergency response.
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Answer 7 questions about improving standardized testing and student outcomes.
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English Learners
Video
How Translanguaging Works in a Dual Language Program
Students in a N.C. dual-language program learn core subjects in both English and Urdu, preserving heritage and boosting bilingual skills.
Classroom Technology
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Teachers, Try This: Digital Literacy Lessons for Elementary Students
Students are encountering technology at an early age. It's important they know how to interact safely with a digital world.
Student Well-Being
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How Urban Schools Bring Lessons to Life Through Gardening
School gardens can connect classroom lessons with the wider world while offering lifelong learnings for students.
Student Well-Being
Video
What’s Behind the Political Criticisms of Social-Emotional Learning?
The Trump administration says SEL is being used to veil discrimination. What does that mean for schools?
Student Well-Being
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The First Rule of SEL for Older Students? Don’t Be Boring
Middle and high schoolers are a much tougher audience for social-emotional-learning lessons.
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The panels are increasingly inserting themselves in decisions about curriculum, new EdWeek Market Brief survey data found.
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Mapping Out Where Math Resources Need to Go Next
The president of an association of math leaders sees a need for more practical lessons and richer assessments.
Regulation & Policy
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Which Organizations' Contracts at the Education Department Have Been Terminated by DOGE?
As the Trump administration continues slashing the federal K-12 agency, the impact on organizations is just starting to come into focus.
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The U.S. Private School Market: An Explainer
As private school choice programs expand, the sector is on track to grow in enrollment and value to education companies.
- LeadershipSchool & District Management A Superintendent's Balancing Act Amid Trump's DEI CrackdownDistricts are trying to navigate a dizzying pace of new federal orders and continue working with as little fanfare as possible.
Speaking Up for Students Is Part of This Principal's JobTerri Daniels, the National Advocacy Champion of the Year, says principals must advocate on behalf of their students.1 in 4 Students Are Chronically Absent. 3 Tools to Change ThatChronic absenteeism is a daunting problem. But district leaders aren't alone in facing it, and there are ways they can fight it.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts Supreme Court Leans Toward Parents on Opt-Outs for LGBTQ+ LessonsThe U.S. Supreme Court took up a case on whether religious parents may remove their children from public school lessons on LGBTQ+ topics.
White House Proposes Eliminating Head Start Funding in Sweeping Budget CutsThe proposal highlights the Trump administration’s priorities as it seeks a greater overhaul of education in the United States.Texas Is Poised to Create a Massive Private School Choice ProgramThe bill’s passage represents a major shift in the state.Teaching & LearningAssessment In Case You Missed It: How Schools Are Measuring Student SuccessExplore stories about grading practices, what truly reflects student achievement, and more.
Is Calculus or Stats More Advantageous for Student Success? It's ComplicatedBoth groups of students are equally likely to get bachelor's degrees and make similar amounts of money.Does Competition Motivate Students? Teachers Weigh InTeachers look for ways to engage students—especially at the end of the year, as motivation wanes. Is competition the answer?TechnologyArtificial Intelligence What Trump's Draft Executive Order on AI Could Mean for SchoolsThe executive order calls for federal agencies to help schools train teachers and instruct students how to use AI.
Math Teachers Have Little Confidence in Their AI AbilitiesMore than half of math teachers rate their skills at using artificial intelligence to teach as either poor or nonexistent.Can AI Improve Math Class? Teachers Aren’t SureA new survey shows how math teachers think AI tools will transform how they teach and students learn in the next five years.
