Federal
Trump Ends $1 Billion in Mental Health Grants for Schools
The Education Department said the awards reflected the Biden administration’s priorities.
Budget & Finance
Trump's Tariffs Are Already Affecting Schools. Here's How
Higher prices due to tariffs are no longer theoretical for schools.
Law & Courts
Supreme Court Appears Open to Religious Charter School
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. may cast the deciding vote in religious charter school fight.
School & District Management
A Superintendent's Balancing Act Amid Trump's DEI Crackdown
Many districts are trying to navigate new orders and comply with the law.
Teaching Profession
Are Students on Track to Succeed in School? 4 in 10 Teachers Say No
Teachers list cellphone distractions and lack of excitement about learning as problems.
Teaching
Opinion
Teachers Share Their Best Advice—in 6 Words or Less
Veteran educators know their stuff and share it—succinctly.
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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Quiz Yourself: How Well Do You Understand K-12 Leaders’ Social Media Habits?
Test your knowledge of how school and district leaders use social media—what platforms they prefer, how often they post, and getting their attention.
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English Learners
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How Translanguaging Works in a Dual Language Program
Students in a N.C. dual-language program learn core subjects in both English and Urdu, preserving heritage and boosting bilingual skills.
Classroom Technology
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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Strategy & Operations
Market Analysis
Amid Doubts About U.S. Market, Education Companies Look to Branch Out Globally
Providers of products and services have been rattled by upheaval coming out of Washington.
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Industry Insight
Is Agentic AI Coming to K-12 Education?
Most of the AI tools districts are currently using are not agentic — an autonomous form of the technology.
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The U.S. Private School Market: An Explainer
As private school choice programs expand, the sector is on track to grow in enrollment and value to education companies.
Regulation & Policy
K-12 Market News
Texas Lawmakers Weigh Measure Forbidding Purchases From State-Rejected Curriculum List
If approved, the legislation would be the latest in a series of sweeping changes to instructional materials review in the key state market.
- LeadershipFamilies & the Community Q&A This Educator Shows Why Family Trust Is Key to School AttendanceOverhauling family engagement helped Richmond, Va. public schools helped boost attendance. Here's how.
Tutoring Programs Are in Limbo After the Expiration of COVID Relief AidSome districts have had to terminate tutoring programs or scramble to find alternate sources of funding.Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ Sounds an Alarm on Troubled Teens. What Can Teachers Do?The popular Netflix series "Adolescence" raises questions about what schools can do for troubled teens.Policy & PoliticsFederal How Trump Has Changed Schools in His First 100 Days: A TimelineSchools have experienced an unprecedented quantity and velocity of K-12 policy shifts in President Donald Trump’s first 100 days.
Trump Wades Into DEI Fight Over Native American Mascots in SchoolsScholars and Native American activists have long pushed back on schools’ use of such images.Supreme Court Poised to Back Student in Key Disability-Rights CaseThe U.S. Supreme Court considered what liability standard should apply for cases brought by students under two key federal disability laws.Teaching & LearningEarly Childhood Pre-K Programs Expand Nationwide, But Quality Falls BehindPreschools experienced a boost in funding and enrollment nationwide, but a deeper look reveals a disparity in quality.
Are Early-Reading Laws Changing Teaching Practices?Laws mandating shifts in professional development and training don't always give teachers curriculum support.From Dance to History: How Schools Celebrate Cinco de MayoHere's how K-12 communities celebrate the Mexican holiday.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence Trump Wants Teachers Trained How to Use AI. Will It Work?A new executive order signed by President Donald Trump calls for infusing artificial intelligence throughout K-12 education.
What Trump's Draft Executive Order on AI Could Mean for SchoolsThe executive order calls for federal agencies to help schools train teachers and instruct students how to use AI.Why This School System Is Integrating AI Literacy With Algebra 1A new course offered by the Florida Virtual School aims to build students' understanding of math and AI concepts.
