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Shawn Hann talked about the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, what she looks for when students audition, and how a student’s devoted mother inspired her to get to know students.
New York officials want teacher preparation programs to adopt science of reading training, expand literacy-focused student teaching, and strengthen dyslexia instruction.
Instead of the cuts, the Chicago Teachers Union wants more state aid and a lawsuit over delayed Cook County tax revenue. Chicago Public Schools is facing a $732 million deficit.
The majority are longtime district educators and bring years of teaching and administrative experience to their roles.
Lawyers from the Heritage Foundation and Alliance Defending Freedom have joined the Elizabeth School District’s defense team in a case alleging library book removals violated students’ free speech rights.
City officials said LaTrice McClendon and Corletta Vaughn were disqualified. McClendon fixed the mistakes last week that led to the disqualification but had already decided not to run. Vaughn decided Tuesday...
Together4Students is joining a roster of local advocacy groups training people to advocate for Memphis school reform.
School districts and community organizations are hosting July and August events to offer free backpacks, haircuts, vaccines, and other resources to get families ready for school.
Brown’s Promise cofounder Ary Amerikaner makes the case that integrated schools improve opportunity and democracy.
Five four-year seats are open on the board for the Detroit Public Schools Community, with 35 candidates that include several incumbents, a few former board members, and several who have campaigned unsuccessf...
Virtual Innovators Academy teacher Jude Julien talks about teaching at a fully online school, his work with justice-involved youth, and what he plans to do with his $20,000 award money.
Commonwealth Charter Academy wants the new building to help students complete state testing, attend tutoring, meet with counselors, and go on field trips.
Charter school policy leader Karega Rausch will guide IPEC’s work as it develops a new accountability system and oversees shared school funding in Indianapolis.
Conversations about the school district’s middle management structure have persisted, even after CEO Macquline King shelved a proposal to change it.
Tens of thousands of teachers have left the classroom beyond normal trends. What is driving the exodus, and what helps schools stabilize? Join our July 30 event to find out.
The increase in districts asking voters for property tax increases follows 2025 property tax reforms that will further restrict how much local revenue schools can receive.
The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation announced six finalists to lead the board’s work on finances, buildings, and accountability for the city’s public schools.
To fight hunger, the state sends needy families $120 per child in summer food benefits. Last year, New York families left $62 million in food benefits unspent.
Prop NN supporters say they have a clear message about why more school funding is needed, and polls show voters are more supportive than in past years.
Two new members will join the Memphis-Shelby County school board, but it’s unclear how much power they’ll have come Sept. 1.
English learners make up a growing share of Philadelphia's district enrollment. But they graduate at significantly lower rates than the district average.
Mayor Mamdani says the measure violates state labor law, but it passed the City Council with a veto-proof majority.
Between last October and the end of June, Chicago school board candidates raised more than $1.6 million. That included $500,000 in loans from attorney and school board president candidate Victor Henderson to...
New national data shows Colorado beat the national average in keeping teenagers enrolled in higher education. But the state faces challenges with older students.