University of Southern Maine will not fire an education professor for saying there are two biological sexes, reports Troy R. Bennett in...

Would-be doctors have to get through organic chemistry, a tough class that can be a dream killer. When NYU pre-meds earned poor grades...

The "exodus of families from traditional public-school districts is a warning message," writes Jessica Levin on EdPost. Focusing...

The mainstream media has declared a victor in the "reading wars," writes Robert Pondiscio. Both TIME and The New Yorker had stories last...

Desperately trying to get failing students to a diploma, counselors are putting kids who can't pass Integrated Math 1 (ninth grade) into...

After flirting with Marxism at Oxford, Katharine Birbalsingh began teaching in a state school with a "holistic, child-centered approach,"...

Mixing wishful thinking with actual teaching is failing children, writes Greg Ashman, a school principal in Australia, on Filling the...

"Americans are losing faith in the ability of public schools to teach controversial issues, writes Natalie Wexler. One person's "hard...

New Hampshire is giving parents $1,000 per student to pay for tutoring, but not many have signed up for the Yes, Every Student...

Jay Wamsted, who is White, teaches math in an Atlanta middle school where most students are Black. Last year, before Georgia passed a law...

Parents aren't perfect. Some are very imperfect indeed. But they have the right to "direct the upbringing and education" of their...

Sixty-three percent of people trust local public-school teachers according to a new poll by PDK, an educators' group, reports Libby...

New York's graduation rate shot up during the pandemic when Regents exams were on hold, writes Alina Adams on The 74. What will happen...

Born in an Afghan refugee camp in Pakistan, Jamil Jan Kochai started second grade in Sacramento speaking Pashto and Farsi, but very...

After 10 mostly good years of teaching kindergarten in North Carolina, Natalie Parmenter quit her job, she writes on EdSurge. When her...

When schools closed in 2020, support for schools remained strong, but the public's faith in the quality of their local schools has...

Who wants to teach at Lord of the Flies High School? Replacing baby-boomer teachers was a challenge even before the COVID-19 pandemic.,...

After three years of pandemic-disrupted schooling, students just don't care any more, complains a teacher on Chalkbeat's After the Bell...

Teacher shortages are worse than ever this year, reports Hannah Natanson in the Washington Post. "Pandemic-induced teacher exhaustion"...

In my newspaper days, I talked to principals at elementary schools with above-average reading and math scores and a significant...