Federal
Inside Trump's Full-Force Approach to Ban Trans Athletes and DEI in Schools
Trump has brought a new era of aggressive investigations of entities that flout his orders.
Student Well-Being
How a School Nurse Convinced Parents to Vaccinate Their Kids Against Measles
“We know that parents trust not only nurses, but especially school nurses.”
Equity & Diversity
Anti-DEI Policies Are Ramping Up—With Big Implications for College Access
A new study looks at how students of color could be affected by policies that ban DEI efforts.
Social Studies
Opinion
Patriotism Done Right: We Can't Lecture Teens Into Loving Our Country
Many teachers long to restore students’ trust in our institutions—but how we do so matters.
Curriculum
Teaching Personal Finance to Teens in the Age of Online Gambling
States are pushing schools to teach teens how to be responsible with their spending.
Artificial Intelligence
Q&A
Making the Case to Students That Math Is Important, Even When AI Does It All
An AI researcher explains how new technologies will affect math teaching and instruction.
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 tutoring gains traction in schools, district leaders face critical questions: where to find tutors and how to support them. Education experts share best practices for building effective, sustainable tutoring programs. The abridged article below is the first in an ongoing series focused on real-world challenges and solutions for implementing successful tutoring programs on a large scale.
School & District Management
Quiz
Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About Marketing To District and School Leaders at Conferences and Trade Shows?
Think you know what catches a K-12 leader’s eye at conferences? Take this quiz and test your marketing savvy.
Student Well-Being
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Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About Student Mental Health & Well-Being?
Answer 7 questions about the state of student mental health & well-being.
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Classroom Technology
Video
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
Video
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
Video
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.
Student Well-Being
Video
The Skills Employers Want Most in the AI Age All Have Something in Common
Explaining how SEL can help students prepare for the working world may help more families get behind it, educators say.
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Strategy & Operations
Market Analysis
3 Emerging Conversations in the Education Sector: Company Executives Weigh In
Education leaders at the ASU+GSV Summit spoke with EdWeek Market Brief about where school district needs are headed next.
Education Market
Special Report
New Special Report: What's Next for the K-12 Math Market?
EdWeek Market Brief uses surveys of district decision-makers, as well as reporting and analysis, to explore purchasing priorities.
Product Development
Industry Insight
How to Bring Students Into Your Product Development Plans
Smart education companies can move beyond seeking "student voice" to accepting them as influencers, says an advisor at Digital Promise.
Education Market
K-12 Market News
Market Failures: What Industry Leaders Say the 'Patagonia Vests' in Ed Tech Keep Getting Wrong
A panel of speakers at this week's ASU+GSV conference lays out where the education sector falls short in serving schools.
- LeadershipSchool & District Management Principals Can't Manage Teacher Morale Alone. Enter the Go-BetweenPrincipals can't check in with every teacher. Can a go-between leader help them out?
Schools Are Already Seeing Higher Prices Due to Trump's TariffsSupplies that schools rely on are already becoming more expensive in some cases as a result of tariffs. They also cause broader uncertainty.School Leaders Look Out for Students as Trump Steps Up Immigration EnforcementExperts say there are steps schools can take to proactively address mental health concerns stemming from ramped-up immigration enforcement.Policy & PoliticsEducation Funding States Sue Linda McMahon Over 'Drastic and Abrupt' End to COVID Relief AidThe sudden cancellation of extensions on spending COVID relief aid "triggered chaos," the states argue.
Another Court Lets the Trump Admin. Keep Teacher-Training Grants FrozenA federal appeals court overturned a lower court's order that had temporarily restored millions of dollars in terminated grant funds.Trump Cut Teacher-Training Grants for Schools and Colleges. Now What?Some educator-preparation programs have little hope of getting their money back, even if court cases advance.Teaching & LearningScience AP's Newest Computer Science Course Has Attracted More Diverse StudentsIn schools where the course is offered, more girls, Black students, and Latino students take an AP computer science exam, a new study finds.
How Teachers Approach Grading, in ChartsTeachers weigh multiple factors, including subjective perceptions, when selecting grades, beyond just assignments and test scores.A Strengths-Based Guide to Assessing Student Progress (DOWNLOADABLE)Help students succeed with clearer, fairer rubrics that simplify grading and improve assessment consistency.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence From Our Research Center 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.
4 Things to Know About School Cybersecurity and Trump Funding CutsSchools stand to lose significant cybersecurity support as the Trump administration and DOGE slash and rearrange the federal government.Why Some Math Teachers Don’t Want Professional Development on AIMath teachers are less likely than their peers to report they use AI tools for instruction.
