Younger students are returning to pre-Covid reading and math levels, but 13-year-olds are not, NAEP reports.

Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny and K-pop -- plus "Queering God" -- are taking students' time, attention and tuition money.

Refusing to measure college readiness ensures the reckoning will come later, at the student's expense.

AI is like "handing every student a machine gun," says a Cal State professor, but another calls it a "magic wand."

AI-themed schools are all the rage, but what does it really mean?

Preparing kids for the future can mean teaching them to use AI -- or showing them how to bike to the store on their own.

Enrollment is growing at University of Florida's new center for classical and civic ed, but expected to fall sharply elsewhere as "woke" classes no longer count for general-ed requirements.

Overly helpful parents are stealing their children's learning.

Teachers oppress students by practicing "adult supremacy," say Ethnic Studies teachers.

Most college students can't read at the college level, says instructor.

Students who are passed along with wobbly math skills will pay the price in college.

If you care about equity, you've got to support standardized tests.

Why did an eighth-grader who can't read -- she doesn't know what sounds letters make -- get a "C" in English?