Most KIPP graduates feel a sense of belonging in college, according to a survey released by the charter network. However, “the majority...

“Privilege” is too touchy a topic for parents in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, a mostly affluent, mostly white town, reports Annysa Johnson for...

To protect students from racial slurs that might make them feel uncomfortable and “marginalized,” Duluth public schools will drop To Kill...

Gifted classes in Miami schools include a mix of low-income and minority students, reports Claudia Rowe for the Seattle Times. That’s...

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos appears to be gearing up to rescind Obama-era discipline policies. A 2014 “Dear Colleague” letter warned...

Jung-ah Choi, a “college faculty member, teaching and writing about social justice, race, and education,” isn’t involved in her son’s...

St. Louis teachers are turning their classrooms into “hubs of social justice,” reports Kristen Taketa for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. A...

White teachers’ low expectations for their black students could become “self-fulfilling prophecies,” concludes an analysis published in...

A free online class on integrating social justice into high school math has been revised to focus on “social issues,” reports Toni...

“Racial equity” became the priority in Edina Public Schools (EPS), an affluent Minneapolis suburb, in  2013. Test scores are falling,...

Reason’s Hit & Run reminds us that they used to do children’s TV differently. The ’70s show Vegetable Soup, produced by the New York...

Focusing on the racial achievement gap obscures the underlying problem, argues Ian Rowe, a visiting fellow at Fordham. The family...

Band directors at a Minnesota high school include at least one piece by a composer of color and one by a female composer in each band...

John the Author is scheduled to speak at New Trier High on Feb. 28. New Trier High School on Chicago’s wealthy, white North Shore has...

By framing education as the “civil rights issue of our time” and focusing on the racial achievement gap, reformers “tacitly made...