Education is swamped with talk of “high-quality” curriculum and the “science of reading.” But what does it take for those things to deliver? On this pressing question, I recently checked in with the ...

The academic effects of the pandemic weren’t just limited to school-age children. Kids who were babies and toddlers in the early years of COVID, currently in 1st and 2nd grades, are now struggling too ...

The availability of child care staff is a potential barrier to expanding the program. The median income of child care workers in New York City is around $25,000, according to data from 2023. That’s 45 ...

Political pressure is prompting more than a third of social studies teachers to axe some topics from their lessons, according to a new survey.

Most federal school mental health grants that have been in limbo for nearly a year will see their funding continue for the ...

Teenagers believe they should be able to use generative artificial intelligence to complete school assignments—but their ...

Securly’s data shows “what are students really doing when they’re writing text into generative AI,” said Jeremy Roschelle, ...

There’s a growing trend among both states and school districts to outline their vision of what, exactly, a successful high school graduate looks like. These so-called “portrait of a graduate” ...

“If you can engage kids on a social level, they’re going to be more open, more apt to participate, because they know [their ...

Has the U.S. Supreme Court already signaled its position on parents’ right to be informed when their children socially ...

As an Orton-Gillingham-certified instructor, I support the methodology, which calls for an explicit, systematic, cumulative, direct, and sequential approach to reading instruction that emphasizes ...

Dr. Sara Bode (far right) high fives Juri Sleet, 4, after she and Crystal Webb, a kindergarten readiness coordinator, talk with Sleet's grandmother, Quintina Davis (left), about the literacy screening ...