Teaching Profession
Disciplined for Charlie Kirk Posts, These Teachers Fought Back—And Won
Several of them won settlements. But the legal line for punishing teachers over speech remains murky and contested.
School & District Management
Opinion
When Your District Goes Through Big Changes, Relationships Are Critical
A neighboring school closed. His district embraced a reorganization. It was a lesson in leadership. Two Districts Pave a Road Toward a Shared Future
Education Funding
What 'Returning Ed. to the States' Looks Like as the Ed. Dept. Awards Grants
State leaders face requests for letters of endorsement from grant applicants under new priorities.
Artificial Intelligence
New Project Identifies Strengths and Weaknesses of a Collection of AI Learning Tools
The effort finds some bright spots, but also warns that other products could hurt student achievement.
Ed-Tech Policy
‘Essential Infrastructure’: Education Groups Raise Concerns About FCC's E-Rate Review
The FCC might limit or end the program that subsidizes broadband connectivity for schools.
States
Courts Lets a State Law Limiting Race, Gender Classroom Discussions Take Effect
The 2021 Oklahoma law was part of a wave of state laws limiting classroom race and gender discussions.
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Early Childhood
From oral language to screen time: what educators need to know about young learners.
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Reading & Literacy
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75% of Educators Expect Student Behavior to Be a Challenge This Year. What Else?
Students themselves are top of mind, even as districts face financial headwinds and broader uncertainty.
The ‘Science of Reading’ Movement Is Evolving. Is Math Next?
Schools can expect more change—and continued debate—as the push for evidence-based instruction continues.
Schools Brace for Growing Backlash to Classroom Screen Time
Many school leaders think a tech reset is overdue, but don't want to dump what's helping kids learn.
From the Feds on Down, School Funding Is Uncertain. What to Know
Federal turbulence during the Trump administration highlights the precarity of state and local funding, too.
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‘You’ll Make New Friends’: What Happens to Students When Their School Closes
How two middle schoolers managed uncertainty as their rural school closed its doors.
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EdWeek Market Brief is tracking which states have taken legislative action, highlighting notable school district policies, and sharing what we're watching as the discourse continues.
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- LeadershipSchool & District Management How Can Principals Protect Teachers From Aggressive Behavior? Teachers Sound OffTeachers say they need more support to handle angry parents and unruly students.
3 Takeaways From the Latest PISA Test of Reading, Math, and ScienceThe results show reading performance dropping across the world—and one uniquely troubling U.S. trend.Many Students Are Disengaged From Learning. What Can Schools Do?A new poll examines Gen Z students' levels of school engagement and feelings of belonging.Policy & PoliticsFederal Trump Admin. Touts Ed. Dept.'s Help for States as It Tries to Shut It DownThe Trump administration pushes the Education Department's closure, while touting its help for states.
These Parents Want to Opt Their Kids Out of Ed Tech. Can They Win in Court?Parents in a Pennsylvania district say ed tech distracts from more meaningful learning.Ed. Dept. Risks Letting $180 Million for Research Expire as Deadline LoomsSpending by the agency's research arm has lagged most significantly compared with previous years.Teaching & LearningTeaching Q&A Teaching 9/11 When Students—and Their Parents—Don't Remember ItA New York City teacher shares how her lesson on the terrorist attacks has evolved over the past 25 years.
Get in Line! Pre-K Expansion May Force 4-Year-Olds to Act Like Older StudentsExperts explain why lines for little kids don't make sense, and offer alternatives.If District Leaders Support Pre-K, Then Why Is It Not a Top Priority?Superintendents can empower other leaders to nurture and grow their district's pre-K program.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence Microsoft Agrees to New Student Privacy Protections for AI. How Ironclad Are They?Microsoft is the latest tech firm to agree to a national teachers' union's rules for data contracts.
Using AI-Generated Text in Reading Class? Watch for These PitfallsNot all AI tools are equally skilled at crafting texts for teaching, studies have shown.AI Is Working Its Way Into Everything. Can School Districts Really Ban It?It’s very difficult—maybe even impossible—to turn off generative AI for entire school districts.
