Schools discipline Black girls more frequently and severely than their white peers—even for similar incidents.

Schools can leverage a little-known emergency grant to recover from violence or a natural disaster. Here’s how.

Three states will ask voters to weigh in on private school choice, and another state could pave the way for more funding for ...

Fed up with the threats, a Florida sheriff pledged to publicly identify students who allegedly make such threats.

Data from two states show that certain English learners tend to have less access to core academic courses they need to ...

Mónica Guzmán offers advice to educators on teaching themselves and their students how to use curiosity to navigate divisive conversations.

Strever, now in her mid-80s, has been a fixture at the Red Hook, N.Y., school in the intervening 63 years, teaching thousands ...

Google's philanthropy is investing money to support five nonprofits in helping them provide AI training for teachers and ...

Teachers’ beliefs matter for student learning—but myths about the brain can be easily spread and hard to dislodge. The vast ...

Bomb threats, copycats, and pranks—some from outside the United States—have disrupted schools across the nation.

Strong relationships with political leaders help create a supportive network for your schools, even amid partisan turbulence.

Black students are more than twice as likely as their white or Hispanic peers to have their writing incorrectly flagged as ...