Ohio State will require students to use AI. Pomona students have formed a no-tech "Luddite Club."

Chicago schools are supposed to provide bilingual education for newcomer students, but don't have the teachers to teach in other languages -- or English as a second language specialists.

Microschools are booming as parents seek a middle ground between homeschooling and traditional schooling.

Turning kindergarten into "the new first grade" has made school even harder for boys.

College graduates are having trouble finding entry-level jobs in computer science and finance. Some blame AI.

Washington state traded its exit exam for multiple graduation pathways, but still has 20% of students who aren't on track for a diploma.

Alabama shows how a very poor state can improve math achievement.

Teenagers want teachers to explain STEM subjects. Few care about working in groups or seeing examples that reflect their race or gender.

San Francisco parents are resisting a year-long ethnic studies classes that focuses on left-wing politics.

To offer a demanding, powerful curriculum to every child is not elitist. It is egalitarian.

Teaching children the world is "bad and broken" undermines their confidence and curiosity.