Education Funding
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See How Much Federal Money Trump Is Holding Back From Your District
Hundreds of districts will lose more than $1 million each, according to a new analysis.
School & District Management
Opinion
Kindergartners Are Struggling With Self-Regulation. How Principals Can Respond
This school leader recommends three actionable steps.
Teaching Profession
Teachers Face New Burdens After Supreme Court LGBTQ+ Opt-Out Ruling
A ruling allowing parents to opt their children out of certain lessons could add new challenges for teachers.
Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft, OpenAI Partner With AFT to Train Teachers on AI
The announcement comes as a rising number of school districts are providing AI training to teachers and administrators.
School & District Management
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How Federal Cuts Are Affecting School Meals and Local Farmers
The elimination of the grant means less fresh food and a financial hit for farmers.
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School & District Management
Opinion
The Stunning Resignation of UVA President Jim Ryan—and Why It Matters
The university president’s departure is more than just a headline. It’s a lesson in leadership.
Federal Policy
Keep up with federal education laws, regulations, and proposals—and their impact.
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New Teachers
Read about new teachers’ experiences and needs in their first few years in the classroom.
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Reading & Literacy
Explore the latest news and insights around teaching students how to read.
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Want to Motivate Students in STEM? The Way You Explain Things Matters
How teachers explain tricky math and science concepts can affect students' motivation in their STEM classes.
Many Kids' Parents Didn't Go to College. You Can Still Motivate Them in STEM
Students whose parents did not go to college often do not feel they have the necessary support to excel STEM subjects.
Students Don't Think Cellphones Distract Them From Learning STEM. Teachers Disagree
New surveys of teens and teachers show how far apart the two groups are on this issue.
Teachers, Parents, or Peers: Who Motivates Students Most to Pursue STEM?
Encouragement from adults—like teachers, school counselors, and parents—is crucial for motivating students in STEM.
Budget & Finance
Whitepaper
School Funding in an Age of Uncertainty
Allovue’s third annual Education Finance Survey takes stock of on-the-ground realities of school spending at a time of unparalleled uncertainty.
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In this new eBook, three instructional experts show you how to use a whole child MTSS framework to identify students at risk and provide ...
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School & District Management
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This District’s Solution to Teacher Burnout? 4-Day School Weeks
A small Ohio district uses a four-day school week to recruit and retain teachers, while improving their work-life balance.
Teaching
Video
Teachers, Try This: Graphic Novels to Enhance Any Subject
By incorporating graphic novels in the classroom, students can see themselves reflected in the characters, while covering timely topics.
Student Well-Being
Video
How a School Has Changed Its Menu After Losing USDA Funds for Local Food
The loss of a USDA local food grant has forced menu changes at this rural Tennessee school district, and local farmers have lost business.
Artificial Intelligence
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What Teachers Need To Level Up Their AI Use: 4 Lessons Learned
Two teachers and a researcher discuss how educators are experimenting with AI during an Education Week K-12 Essentials Forum.
Curriculum
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These Two Key Questions Form the Heart of Digital Literacy Instruction
Crucial lessons around digital literacy and digital safety can be framed around these two questions.
Meeting District Needs
Market Analysis
Deeper Look: What Happens After Signing an Outcomes-Based Contract
The experiences of the Jackson Public Schools offers a window into how a district made its performance-driven expectations a reality.
Meeting District Needs
K-12 Insider
What This Superintendent Thinks Vendors Need to Know About The Newest AI Certification
A superintendent who worked on Digital Promise's new Responsibly Designed AI shares his AI must-haves.
Meeting District Needs
Market Analysis
The Connection Between Curriculum, Professional Development and Teacher Morale
A nationwide survey of classroom teachers asked about the support they want, and what they're missing.
Education Market
K-12 Market News
Despite Push to Pare Back Ed Tech, Report Finds Districts' Inventories Are Still Growing
Though the numbers trend upward, districts are becoming more selective, doubling down on vendors who can demonstrate one specific, yet crucial, aspect about their products.
- LeadershipSchool & District Management In Their Own Words This Custodian Got Students to Stop Vandalizing and Take Pride in Their SchoolAndy Markus, the 2025 Education Support Professional of the Year, helped boost behavior and engagement in his Utah district.
What the Research Says About School Boards: How Much Conflict Really Is There?Plus, how competitive are board elections? How much do teachers' union endorsements matter?What Superintendents Say Went Right—and Wrong—This Past School YearSuperintendents who shared their reflections with Education Week cited local successes, as well as funding uncertainty.Policy & PoliticsEducation Funding Who Will Bear the Brunt of Trump's Hold on $6.8 Billion in School Funds?The sudden absence of expected federal funds has already cost some educators their jobs.
What Superintendents Think About a Steady Clip of Federal K-12 ChangesA state superintendent and two district leaders shared their thoughts on the latest changes coming from Washington.Supreme Court to Weigh State Laws Barring Transgender Athletes in Girls' SportsThe U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up transgender sports laws from Idaho and West Virginia, among the 27 states that have such laws.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession Can the National Education Association Win Over Republican Members?Union leaders seek common ground with conservative teachers while managing an active, mostly liberal membership.
Fewer Teachers Plan to Quit, But Pay and Burnout Are Still Major IssuesTeachers still feel overworked and underpaid, but some signs suggest things may be slowly improving.'We’re Not Done Yet': NEA President Becky Pringle on the Union's Next StepsThe leader of the nation's largest teachers' union promises more activism.TechnologyIT Infrastructure & Management How This District Cut Hundreds of Ed-Tech Tools and Saved $1MDenver Public Schools has saved about $1 million from culling digital tools.
This Tool Aims to Save District Leaders 1,000 Hours a Year In Vetting Ed TechLeaders in four states will promote an ed-tech index, developed in part by ISTE, among district leaders.Why This District Pays Students to Repair School DevicesOne district leader says there are no downsides to having students work on Chromebook repairs.
