蜜桃影视

Explore

News

Our expert team of journalists cover the latest in K-12 education and uncover stories that are hidden from view.

Bright Spots
Bright Spots

This Superintendent Couldn’t Read as a Kid. Now He Wants to Ensure Every Kid Can

Providence Public Schools鈥� Javier Monta帽ez taps into his personal experience to help his district beat the odds when it comes to third grade literacy.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
delaware
delaware

Struggling Delaware Schools Could Be Taken Over by DOE Under Draft Plan

Critics have sought greater accountability for schools that aren鈥檛 showing progress. Now the Department of Education has put forward such a plan.

Julia Merola, Spotlight Delaware
Indiana
Indiana

At This Indianapolis Middle School, Student Mediators Help Drive Down Suspensions

Through the program, students learn how to help their classmates settle disputes before they escalate, leading to a better school climate.

Aleksandra Appleton
child development
child development

In an Age of Instant Answers, There鈥檚 a Case for Letting Kids Struggle a Little

Developmental experts say children need chances to struggle with everyday problems because figuring them out is a skill that has to be practiced.

Cheyanne Mumphrey, The Associated Press
student safety
student safety

Violent Victimization at School Rose Among Students in 2024, Federal Data Show

The findings come as school safety remains a chief concern among educators, students, parents and policymakers nationwide.

Amanda Watford, Stateline
New York

AI鈥檚 New Role in NYC Schools? Chancellor Banks Teases Personalized Learning and College Counseling

Alex Zimmerman
Maryland

Maryland Parents Ask Supreme Court to Review Use of LGBTQ Books in Lower Grades

Maryland Matters Staff
Texas

Dozens of Texas School Districts Press State to Suspend New Student Data Reporting System

Jaden Edison
civil rights

Left Powerless: Non-English鈥揝peaking Parents Denied Vital Translation Services

Amanda Geduld
lausd

鈥淭hey’re Going to Get a Lot of Backlash鈥� 鈥� Families, Teachers React to LA Unified鈥檚 Looming Cell Phone Ban

Daniella Lake & Jinge Li
West Virginia

More Than 7,500 Students Change Schools After West Virginia Expands Transfer Law

Amelia Ferrell Knisely
michigan

Nearly 30% of Michigan Students are Missing Too Much School

Isabel Lohman & Mike Wilkinson
learning loss

Exclusive: Study Finds COVID Harmed Cognitive Skills of Students 鈥� and Teachers

Greg Toppo
early childhood development

Excessive Screen Time Leads to More Anger, Outbursts for Preschoolers

Kate Rix
alabama

State Superintendent Doesn鈥檛 Want Alabama Students Forced Down One Diploma Path

Jemma Stephenson
Ohio

Outcome of Ohio Supreme Court Races Will Affect Private School Vouchers

Megan Henry
Indiana

Indiana Officials Say Chronic Absenteeism Rates Improving, but More Work Ahead

Casey Smith
new research

New Report: Special Ed Students, English Learners Face Greatest Setbacks

Amanda Geduld
caregivers

Care for All: Key Lessons for Child Advocates from the Broader $648 Billion Care Economy

Mark Swartz
learning loss

Testing Data Shows Middle Schoolers Are Further Behind in Science Than in 2021

Kevin Mahnken
Missouri

Missouri Ed Department Says State Funding for School Year is $100 Million Short

Annelise Hanshaw
Nebraska

Nebraska Supreme Court Lets Voters Decide Fate of School Choice Law

Aaron Sanderford
bilingual education

Aprendizaje en dos idiomas en el desierto: Las escuelas de California exploran el potencial de nuevas oportunidades biling眉es

Conor P. Williams
bilingual education

Dual Language in the Desert: California Schools Explore the Potential of New Bilingual Opportunities

Conor P. Williams
Innovative High Schools

Philadelphia鈥檚 Building 21 Pushes Students to Tackle 鈥楿nfinished Learning鈥�

Greg Toppo
Load More