Several districts across the country are attempting to make grading policies more equitable by allowing students to retake exams, having teachers deemphasize late homework, and updating families more ...

As schools take a tougher stance against student cellphone and device use at school, disability rights advocates are warning administrators to consider the civil rights of students with disabilities ...

We’re rounding up last week’s news, from an end to dozens of desegregation orders to strategies shared at the annual school ...

Taking the exam again can help students get into college and also help districts meet state accountability goals, ACT said.

A Christina School District leader shared how her district developed a tool to track its programs against student outcomes at ...

The Denver-area district said its enrollment has declined faster than projected, following a pattern statewide as housing ...

While AI has become increasingly popular among teachers, professional development over the technology's use has been less ...

School leaders nationwide are urging the Federal Communications Commission to preserve the federal E-rate program. The agency ...

More than 40,000 commenters weighed in on the Trump administration's proposal to revamp standards for the federal early ...

A letter from two key Senate Appropriations Committee members says the agency’s approach is making it easier to cancel ...

When the Trump administration cancelled grants in two key programs, some teacher candidates dropped out and others failed to ...

The departments of Justice and Education cited school districts' "patterns of noncompliance" to FERPA and PPRA in a letter to ...