Eighteen months of remote schooling broke the culture of excellence at Baltimore's City College high school.

Public schools' response to the pandemic has caused permanent damage.

Reopening schools didn't increase Covid cases, hospitalizations or deaths in five countries. But kids learned more.

"Competency-based" education makes sense -- if students really are competent.

With credit for workplace training and Walmart’s tuition-assistance program, Bonnie Boop earned an online business degree, reports NPR's...

Absenteeism -- physical and mental -- is high for college students too.

Students at Brooklyn's James Madison High School "were kicked out of the classroom" today "to make room for nearly 2,000 migrants" from a...

Virtual schooling has a bad reputation, writes Ian Kingsbury, a senior fellow at the Educational Freedom Institute, in City Journal....

Sarah Olufemi-Dada is graduating from her Texas high school with a diploma, an associate science and a full scholarship to Stanford,...

Oklahoma is considering approval of the first religious charter school in the U.S., reports Andrea Eger in Tulsa World. A state board is...

A quarter-million students who left public schools during the pandemic are missing, according to an analysis of 21 states and the...

Remote instruction led to disastrous learning losses," especially in math, according to conclusive research, writes Kevin Mahnken on The...

Snow days have not been canceled, despite the rise of remote learning, writes Nathan M. Sorber, a higher education professor at West...

Enrollment is climbing in virtual schools, even as pandemic fears wane, reports Asher Lehrer-Small on The 74. Online schools saw an...

Universities aren't even trying to figure out how much students lost when classes went remote, writes Jonathan Zimmerman, who teaches...

Louisiana students not reading at grade level in K-4 would be required to attend summer school -- or repeat a grade -- under a proposal...

While there’s little evidence of a “Big Quit” in education there may be a Significant Shift in how teachers see their options, writes...

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

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...