Artificial Intelligence
Banning AI Alone Won't Snuff Out the 'TechLash,' Parent Advocates Say
Parents worry about AI but also data privacy, video use, and screen time in general, advocates say.
Teaching Profession
How Schools Can Help Support Postpartum Teachers
In an industry that provides little to no paid leave for parents, maternal mental health is a real concern.
College & Workforce Readiness
Q&A
Why 'Portrait of a Graduate' Initiatives Struggle to Transform Instruction
Researchers examined how 15 districts are working to build the programs.
School Choice & Charters
Microschools Are Spreading. Some School Districts Have Opened Their Own
Districts see the small learning communities as alternatives for families who may otherwise leave.
School Climate & Safety
Opinion
AI-Assisted or Not, School Threat Assessment Starts in Classrooms
Leaders must involve teachers when creating an effective school safety system.
Classroom Technology
Opinion
The Big Flaw With Ed-Tech Tutoring Isn't Technological
Before focusing on the technology, we need to redesign the learning model, Michael Horn argues.
Artificial Intelligence
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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
Explore the latest news and insights around teaching students how to read.
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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.
Special Education
Spotlight
Beyond the Diagnosis: Helping Students With Dyslexia Thrive
Explore what educators need to know about dyslexia—and how the right support can help students build confidence and thrive.
Assessment
Spotlight
Screen Early, Monitor Progress: Building a Stronger Assessment System for Reading and Math
Screen early, track progress, and pinpoint learning gaps with smarter assessment strategies for reading and math.
Curriculum
Spotlight
Spotlight on Opening Doors to Advanced Learning: Expanding Access, Opportunity, and Pathways for Every Student
Explore how schools are expanding access to rigorous coursework and creating new pathways to college, careers, and future success.
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School & District Management
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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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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.
Education Funding
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What's in Store for School Funding for 2026-27?
A new education tax credit, federal budget negotiations, and more are in store.
Special Education
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Inside a Summer School Program for Special Education Students
Academic support offered between school years is especially important for students with learning differences.
School & District Management
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Two Principals, One Agenda: Keep Kids Safe From Immigration Action
Two principals talk to Education Week about how to work through the fear and chaos of ICE action.
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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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A Third of Schools say They've Had A Cyberattack. Here's What They're Looking For To Protect Their Data
More than half of schools have experienced a cyberattack, according to data from cybersecurity company Clever.
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CSA Education Acquires BetterLesson; EdReports Receives $23M
Ed-tech platform Nucleos, serving incarcerated and reentry learners, has also been acquired.
- LeadershipStudent Achievement At Long Last, Reading Scores for Younger Students May Be RisingAfter five years of stagnation, elementary and middle schoolers are making slow progress, a new report shows.
Building Problems Forced Students to Lose 3.5 Million Days of Learning in 2024-25Schools called off class for 2 million students that year due to plumbing emergencies and other problems.What Happens When a Data Center Is Built Near a School?In Frederick County, Maryland, the school board was challenging the construction of a data center that would sit only a few feet away from an elementary school.Policy & PoliticsEducation Funding What 'Returning Ed. to the States' Looks Like as the Ed. Dept. Awards GrantsState leaders face requests for letters of endorsement from grant applicants under new priorities.
Courts Lets a State Law Limiting Race, Gender Classroom Discussions Take EffectThe 2021 Oklahoma law was part of a wave of state laws limiting classroom race and gender discussions.New California Laws Aim to Protect Kids From Social Media, AI Chatbot RisksThe laws penalize tech companies for harm to kids and let families opt out of school laptops.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession Disciplined for Charlie Kirk Posts, These Teachers Fought Back—And WonSeveral of them won settlements. But the legal line for punishing teachers over speech remains murky and contested.
Parents Are Reading Less to Preschool-Age Kids at Home. What’s to Blame?A new study uncovers factors tied to shared reading habits at home.When Should Students Take Algebra? New Research Offers CluesDelays aren't enough to help students who aren't ready to take Algebra 1 in 8th grade, a new analysis suggests.TechnologyEd-Tech Policy Districts Expand Cellphone Bans to Target AI Smart Glasses. Why It MattersSmart glasses are particularly challenging to regulate because it’s harder to tell when kids are using them, experts say
New Project Identifies Strengths and Weaknesses of a Collection of AI Learning ToolsThe effort finds some bright spots, but also warns that other products could hurt student achievement.‘Essential Infrastructure’: Education Groups Raise Concerns About FCC's E-Rate ReviewThe FCC might limit or end the program that subsidizes broadband connectivity for schools.
