In March, a Denver high school student shot and injured two deans who were searching him for weapons. The student, who had a prior...

The slogan "We don't co-parent with the government" has mobilized "an enormous and growing" number of Americans, writes Robert Pondiscio,...

A "dramatic mental health crisis" is challenging colleges and universities, writes Mary Dana Hinton, president of Hollins University, on...

Impatience is the besetting sin of progressive education. Progressives want to skip the boring, old fundamentals -- phonics,...

"If we really want to narrow gaps and make up for pandemic-related learning loss, we need to change what and how we teach -- especially...

Don't call it "learning loss," they said. It's just "unfinished learning." Kids will catch up quickly. They'll be fine. First through...

You get what you pay for, writes Hannah Putnam on the NCTQ blog. Bonuses persuaded highly effective teachers to take jobs at...

Abbott Elementary, a popular ABC sitcom about teachers at an inner-city Philadelphia school, is "entertaining but not elucidating" about...

Alina Adams' daughter didn't learn any Spanish in ninth-grade Spanish 1. Her New York City school couldn't find a permanent teacher, so...

When New York City schools closed in March 2020, students struggled to log on to remote classes and complete assignments. So education...

Requiring would-be professors to swear allegiance to a political ideology is a free-speech violation, charges a lawsuit filed in May....

Teaching students to speak well would "break the class ceiling," said Sir Keir Starmer, the British Labour leader and would-be prime...

The "most banned book in the country," a graphic novel called Gender Queer, includes a page that depicts "a moment in which the...

"Data science" classes don't prepare students for college-level math, science or engineering courses, say University of California...

There's a lot of talk about "equity" in the latest draft of California's proposed math framework. In addition to a guarantee of...

Elite colleges should create and fund middle and high schools to educate disadvantaged students, writes Roland Fryer, a Harvard economics...

Rethink summer vacation, writes Rick Hess in an Education Week column. That doesn't mean extend the school year. The much-discussed...

Harvard's admissions break for children of alumni and donors "discriminates against students of color by giving an unfair boost" to...

"Affirmative action," a euphemism for racial preferences, "is a misguided, discriminatory policy whose end is long overdue," writes...