Third graders who are a year behind in reading are supposed to repeat the grade under Michigan’s “read by grade three” law, but few are...

Education Week reports that a growing number of school districts are asking would-be teachers: “What have you done personally or...

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun...

Ukrainian refugees are getting a warmer welcome than Afghans, according to a group of refugee advocates and Democratic senators, writes...

Omar, who had little schooling in rural Afghanistan, is learning English at Chicago’s Sullivan High School. Photo: Taylor Glascock/WBEZ...

The U.S. murder rate spiked in 2020 and 2021, reports German Lopez in the New York Times. Cleaning up vacant lots and creating gardens...

Terrifying parents and children is not useful: School massacres are “exceptionally rare” events, writes John Tierney in City Journal....

Photo: Jonathan Borba/Pexels In the 1960s, campus protesters rejected adult authority, writes William Deresiewicz. Now the “young...

School shooters don’t just “snap,” journalist Mark Follman, author of Trigger Points: Inside the Mission to Stop Mass Shootings in...

At IDEA McAllen College Prep, a charter school near the Mexican border, 77 percent of students come from low-income families and nearly...

We are failing our young men, argues podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey. That’s the one commonality in the vast majority of mass shootings....

The shooter in the Uvalde, Texas school massacre was “a lonely 18-year-old who was bullied over a childhood speech impediment, suffered...

The San Francisco school board’s vote to abolish merit-based admissions at Lowell High School amidst claims merit is “racist” angered...

Remote students’ learning losses are worse than educators are willing to acknowledge, writes Thomas Kane, faculty director of Harvard’s...

Are elementary teachers well prepared to teach math? Many elementary teachers aren’t confident about their math skills, and  transmit...

California’s proposed new math framework offers a “choose-your-own-adventure approach” that is “fundamentally flawed,” argue Jennifer...

We know a lot about how to teach students who have trouble learning math, writes researcher Tom Loveless. Why not use that? Photo:...

Who are these people? Photo: Serrano1004/Pixabay Don’t say “parent,” advises a feature article in the National Science Teaching...

Teachers were trained to teach students how to guess words they couldn’t read. The reading wars are over, writes Dana Goldstein in the...

Princeton’s president wants to fire a tenured classics professor, but claims it’s not because he criticized “anti-racist” proposals,...