What does the research say about fighting absenteeism? What gets in the way of students attending school? Quiz yourself!

A new RAND Corp. study found that teachers working with English learners need more training and better materials.

Lawmakers reconvened at the General Assembly to push a flurry of bills through the Senate and House education committees this week. See a look at some of the most notable.

Kimberly Richey, who served as acting head of the Office for Civil Rights in the first Trump administration, addressed questions on higher caseloads, Title IX and more.

The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with a lower court that efforts to reduce the agency's workforce must stop while the dispute works its way through the courts.

Latest updates on DPI's strategic plan, early graduation tracks, and more.

Large-scale replication in high-poverty schools yields mixed results

Students in special education spend more time in separate classrooms in New Jersey than they do in any other state — a situation that can do lasting damage.

Schools have responded to AI with policies that assume students are curious and self-directed learners. They’re not. They’re tired, strategic, and trying to survive.

The final stretch of the school year can feel like a marathon of events and emotions.

Encouraging open communication in the classroom and talking to students about what they need are crucial support strategies, one expert says.

School district technology leaders advise being mindful of protections for student data and bias mitigation.

The NC House budget proposal funds pay raises for teachers. Here's a look at the other education items in the bill.

A new study suggests that the benefit to kids doesn’t actually come from having them repeat a grade.

A little-known provision allows students to transfer out of schools deemed "persistently dangerous." Choice advocates say it's been underused.

Set to launch in the fall, the fund backed by National Center for Youth Law aims to defend students’ rights in court and track civil rights data.

To keep high-quality programs running, it's crucial to have sustainable financing and to amplify district and state voices.

College Board says the transition to a digital model offers a “more secure, streamlined and student-friendly testing experience.”

The better things get, the more desperately activists struggle to stay in business.

Charter schools are free to base their educational philosophies and curricula primarily upon old, proven ideas rather than new, experimental ones.