Professors who want tenure or promotion at the University of Illinois will have to submit a statement declaring how they support...

It takes young people a lot longer than their elders to be self-supporting, concludes two new reports from Georgetown’s Center on...

When schools closed and classes went online, expectations fell. Some students had trouble accessing classes or younger siblings to tend...

Georgia is making “financial literacy” a graduation requirement, reports Carmen Reinecke on CNBC.  It’s the 13th state to mandate...

After two pandemic years, the college-going gender gap is widening, reports YouthTruth’s Class of 2022 survey. Compared to the class of...

The Biden administration has abandoned the Obama legacy on charter schools and chosen teachers’ unions over students, writes Jonathan...

Nearly 1.3 million students left district-run public schools in the last two years, estimates the Return to Learn tracker. Districts’...

High school teachers in Casa Grande, Arizona are “revisiting” failing grades to enable more students to graduate. #failure #gradechanges...

Although students “learned considerably less” during the pandemic, high school graduation rates rose in 2020 and returned to the previous...

High school grade inflation accelerated during the pandemic, according to ACT. “The findings echo a recent federal study that also showed...

College students are not OK, writes Jonathan Malesic, who teaches first-year writing at Southern Methodist University, in a New York...

Remote learning widened achievement gaps in states and districts that kept schools closed the longest, concludes a working paper by...

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Overprotected by their parents, Gen Snowflake demands that college “make them comfortable,” argued Greg Lukianoff, a First Amendment...

Lenore Skenazy was walking by an elementary school in Queens, when she saw kids playing hopscotch, just as she used to do, and paused to...

Teaching social and emotional skills — done properly — is an essential part of teaching, argues Fordham intern Nathaniel Grossman. It’s...

I took computer science in high school to meet boys. And I did. Nerdy boys. It was the era of paper-tape readers and punch cards. I...

Shanthi Gonzales “Schools aren’t meeting students’ needs” in Oakland, California, writes Shanthi Gonzales, who’s resigning from the...

Lessons that cause students discomfort remain legal everywhere, even in Florida, writes Peter Minowitz, a Santa Clara University...

Parents and teachers want lessons to be “age appropriate,” but disagree on when children are ready for painful topics, writes Marta W....