Coral: Cell phone use is a problem, but a new Georgia law will add to teacher workloads rather than directly alleviating the technology crisis.

Educational opportunities wither with early and career ed restrictions, the loss of in-state college tuition and looming K-12 deportation fears.

Parents’ best intentions do not always align with their actions. Text-message prompts and goal-setting reminders can help.

Educators blame this ‘reverse Beatles effect’ on America’s decentralized system and grad schools that are often hostile to ...

Ensuring future teachers know how to teach math to young children is one of the most powerful steps we can take.

The pandemic supercharged summer school’s transformation from remedial academics to learning plus fun — and now there’s no ...

AI is dominating headlines — and rightly so. It’s reshaping industries, redefining work and increasingly influencing homes ...

In all, the White House withheld nearly $7 billion in education funds, including about $800 million for California. The money ...

A freeze on federal education funding that prompted two lawsuits has been lifted, and states will be able to access the money ...

HS students live in college dorms, research real-world problems for 60 hours a week and meet peers who are just as smart as ...

Aldeman: Incentive program rewards schools and teachers for educational quality with real cash payments. Your state should, ...

Chelsea Clinton reflects on impact, lessons learned and what lies ahead for Too Small to Fail, an initiative supporting ...