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School-level vaccination rates can reveal clusters of unvaccinated people who are vulnerable to outbreaks. But states vary widely in collecting and publicly sharing the data.
During a day of civic learning in Philadelphia, students got a close look at how the government makes decisions.
NYC student OMNY cards appeared to have stopped working on Aug. 31 despite agency claims they last 365 days a year, leaving student athletes and others facing unexpected transit costs.
Superintendent Roger León welcomed students back Tuesday as Newark schools began a year marked by new cellphone restrictions and concerns about immigration enforcement.
Erica Phillips will step into a challenging role managing the sprawling childcare system and expanding Mamdani’s new free program for 2-year-olds.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools could be ending a COVID-era policy that gave each student their own take-home device.
The Commerce City Promise program has helped about 120 students connect to tuition-free, short-term training programs, similar to how Workforce Pell will operate.
Board President Xóchitl Gaytán accused two board members of multiple policy violations, which the members claim are false.
Federal data shows credit recovery course enrollment grew 13% post-pandemic, raising concerns about high school graduation requirements and online course rigor.
American 15-year-olds scored above average in science and reading amid a concerning global decline in student learning.
Schools are shifting away from full novels to excerpts to prep students for state exams and accommodate lower stamina for reading.
A publicly funded homeschool enrichment program that served nearly 2,800 students last year has closed for now, according to an email from the group’s CEO.
DPSCD Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said the district’s investments in curriculum, teachers, and interventions for struggling students contributed to long-term improvement.
Results of the Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress, or M-STEP, show students continue to struggle with reading but they did slightly better in math at some grade levels.
For decades, Chicago has been the only city in Illinois with its board of education handpicked by its mayor. In the November general election, for the first time ever, all 21 seats on the board will be up fo...
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As Chicagoans prepare to elect its school board, first-generation Chicago Public Schools’ alum Froylan Suarez is voting to advocate for more bilingual resources for immigrant families like his.
The 2027 Colorado Teacher of the Year award competition received nearly 300 applications from 76 school districts. The winner will be eligible for National Teacher of the Year.
From mandatory financial literacy and phased-out Regents to virtual OMNY cards, here are 7 changes coming to NYC public schools for the 2026-27 school year.
Experts recommend that the district tweak its phonics instruction for its youngest learners to improve literacy.
Too many apps aim to make learning fun without promoting learning, the American Psychological Association says. But the group also wants to avoid hysteria about screens and AI.
NYC is pausing student-facing AI and calling for screen time limits for the youngest grades. But critical implementation details remain unaddressed days before classes start.
Across Indiana, school districts are asking residents to support property tax increases for basic services. But residents are feeling economic pressure, too.
Fearing the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, 16-year-old Bruno’s family is self-deporting, leaving his education journey in limbo.