States
The 4 Big K-12 Questions This Election Day
The answers will help determine what's next for education policy. Go Deeper: EdWeek’s Guide to the 2026 Elections
Reading & Literacy
'Long Form' vs. 'Short' Reading: What's Going on Inside a Student's Brain?
Novels and short stories pose different challenges to young readers. Tackling the Decline in Student Reading
Artificial Intelligence
Opinion
You Can Use AI to Create Assessments in a Snap. You Shouldn’t
Here are five reasons to be cautious about using AI to build, score, or interpret education tests.
College & Workforce Readiness
Q&A
Reading, Writing, and Math Skills Are Top Priorities in This CTE Program
How these teachers are connecting the dots between academic and technical skills. ‘Why Do I Need Math to Be a Firefighter?’
Teaching Profession
Q&A
Why Young Students Make New Teachers Sick, and How to Protect Yourself
As cold and flu season approaches, an infectious disease expert shares ways to reduce the risk.
Teaching
Opinion
Teachers Say These Small Instructional Tweaks Make a Big Difference
You don’t have to spend more than a few minutes to create a ripple effect on student learning.
Getting Middle Schoolers to Do the Reading Is Hard. Can Communal Reading Help?
New classroom methods aim to help kids internalize the message that engaging in print is worth it.
Creating a Culture of Reading for Pleasure Amid a Focus on Basics
School librarians at Missouri's Clayton school district bring a culture of reading to all students.
Want Kids to Read More? An Expert Shares the Low-Cost Tips That Work (Video)
A researcher shares her tips about how to motivate kids to read more.
Can Pizza Hut-Style Rewards Spark Lifelong Reading Habits?
Schools need to partner with parents and community organizations to help students read more.
School & District Management
Spotlight
Planning Smarter School Environments: From Budgets and Accessibility to Technology and Design
See how schools are connecting physical spaces, digital tools, accessibility, and smarter planning to shape learning environments.
College & Workforce Readiness
Quiz
Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About the Future of Career Readiness?
Are schools preparing students for tomorrow's workforce? Test your knowledge of the trends and challenges shaping career readiness in K-12.
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School & District Management
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The New Enrollment Landscape: How Demographics, School Choice, and Competition Are Reshaping District Strategy
Explore strategies district leaders are using to adapt, rebuild trust, and make high-impact decisions.
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Early Childhood
Video
How Play-Based Learning Helps Children Practice Math and Literacy Skills
See how elementary teachers use play-based learning to reinforce math and literacy instruction.
Early Childhood
Video
Play-Based Learning: How It Can Build Young Children’s Independence
An EdWeek video looks at how an early learning program helps students explore boundaries and responsibility.
Teaching
Video
How Co-Teaching Helps English Learners Succeed
Increasingly in the Metro Nashville schools, general-education and English-learner teachers team up.
School & District Management
Video
‘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.
School Climate & Safety
Video
How One NYC School Experienced 9/11: An EdWeek Editor Recounts That Day
EdWeek's Kevin Bushweller recalls how the staff at a Manhattan public school reacted with resolute calm to upheaval.
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Education Market
Market Analysis
High-Quality Instructional Materials Are Gaining Ground in Middle Schools. What It Means for Education Companies
As districts confront stubborn learning gaps among older students, states are placing greater emphasis on high-quality instructional materials and how they're used in classrooms.
Regulation & Policy
Industry Insight
Illinois Is Facing a 'Fiscal Crunch' As Chicago Demands More State Aid. Here's How It Might Affect the State's K-12 Market
Chicago is facing a funding crisis and demanding $150 million in extra aid from the state. How the dispute is resolved could impact districts across Illinois
Sales & Marketing
Market Analysis
Who’s Influencing K-12 Buying? Trusted Educators Are Shaping the Conversation
Educator content creators can help ed-tech companies earn teachers’ trust and spark product adoption. But turning peer recommendations into districtwide sales is more complicated.
Regulation & Policy
K-12 Market News
FCC Public Comments Show Broad Support for E-rate, Divide Over Regulating Screen Time
Major school districts are drawing a line over classroom screen time, warning against using federal connectivity funding to regulate technology use.
- LeadershipSchool & District Management Principal of Many Hats: 8 Awards for the School Leaders Who Wear Them AllFor National Principals Month, send one of these awards to a school leader you know.
School Lockdowns Are Common, But in Some Kinds of Schools More Than OthersA new study tries to quantify how frequent school lockdowns are, and where they happen most.Most School Board Members Lack K-12 Work Experience. That May Be a Good ThingBoard members of all professional backgrounds can be useful, experts sayPolicy & PoliticsFederal Teachers' Union Sues Trump Administration Over Student Loan ForgivenessThe American Federation of Teachers and nine student loan borrowers allege the agency is delaying Public Service Loan Forgiveness decisions.
A Public School District Wants to Maximize Federal Choice Funds. Here's HowIndiana's largest district is laying the groundwork for big investments through the new federal tax credit program.Public Schools Are Prepping for Federal Choice Cash. They Still Might Not Get ItEducators in states that haven't opted into the new federal program are preparing for their students to benefit.Teaching & LearningEnglish Learners Download How to Align IEP Goals and Language Supports for English Learners: A GuideEnglish-language development teachers should review IEPs of dually identified students.
Why ESL Teachers Need a Seat at the IEP TableEnglish learners with disabilities benefit from cross-departmental collaboration.'Real Industry, Real Adults': 4 Ways to Build Career Partnerships for StudentsLessons from a school district that has forged strong ties with businesses that are battling online hackers.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence From Our Research Center Nearly 1 in 3 District and School Leaders Skip AI for Operations. Here’s What the Rest DoSchool/district communications tops the list, EdWeek Research Center survey shows.
'Techlash' Is Strongest in Suburban and Rural SchoolsAttitudes of parents toward digital tools appear to vary by location, the EdWeek Research Center found.Newer Educators Are Less Likely to Say Tech Helps Students LearnMany teachers new to the profession are more sketpical than veterans about the value of devices.
