NJ switches to “adaptive” statewide assessments, with future test questions based on a student’s responses, creating a more personalized test.

The use of the office for civil rights for political purposes has been dialed up in the second Trump administration, experts say.

Schools grappling with teen mental health problems face new challenges keeping their students safe in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). Studies show AI has been giving dangerous advice to pe…

More than 260 civil rights staff cut as part of a March reduction in force will return in waves through November, according to court documents.

Uncertainty about federal funds is leading school districts to rely more heavily on their local communities for support.

In Bangor’s Downeast School, teachers are setting up for the upcoming year. Crayon boxes and name plates top small desks, signs spell out the ABC’s.

The 2015 Dear Colleague letter detailed how schools and districts can comply with federal requirements in English-learner education.

Newark public schools have launched a program to give every incoming kindergartner $25 in a 529 college savings account.

A group of Dallas-area families and faith leaders sought an injunction against the law, which was to go into effect on Sept. 1.