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Can One Change in Middle School Get More Students to Take Algebra 1 Early?
Automatically enrolling students in advanced courses could change their math trajectory.
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Want to Teach in Oklahoma? You May Have to Prove You're Not 'Woke'
Oklahoma is developing an assessment for incoming educators from certain progressive states.
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Trump Admin. Says Undocumented Students Can't Attend Head Start, Early College
The administration says undocumented immigrants don't qualify for Head Start and some Ed. Dept. programs.
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6 Tips for Combatting Misinformation About Your School District
False information is a concern for schools and districts, and it can erode public trust.
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How a Teacher Used an AI Tool to Help Her Students' Reading Comprehension
A language arts teacher discusses how AI image creators can boost reading comprehension.
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The biggest thing that people don’t understand about federal education policy? How much the details really matter.
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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.
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VIDEO: Veteran Educator Larry Ferlazzo Retires, Reflects on His Career
Ferlazzo will continue his Education Week opinion blog and plans to be a volunteer teacher to incarcerated youth this fall.
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How Federal Cuts Are Affecting School Meals and Local Farmers
Elimination of the $660 million Local Food for Schools grant means less fresh food for students, and a financial hit for local farmers.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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See How Much Federal Money Trump Is Holding Back From Your DistrictHundreds of districts will lose more than $1 million each, according to a new analysis.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.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession ‘You Can Lead Now’: Inside the NEA’s Plan to Engage New TeachersIn an aging workforce, the nation's largest teachers' union seeks ways to engage younger educators.
AP Students Rate Their Favorite—and Least Favorite—Courses of 2025Students taking AP exams for college credit can review their scores in July.‘A Good Deal of Nostalgia’: New York’s Uneven Embrace of the Science of ReadingEducators say that they're mixing new approaches with the curricula and teaching strategies they've previously used, a new survey finds.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence Microsoft, OpenAI Partner With AFT to Train Teachers on AIThe announcement comes as a rising number of school districts are providing AI training to teachers and administrators.
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.
