At a Monday Board of Regents meeting, state education officials called for a $2 billion increase in state aid for the 2025-26 school year, as well as updates to Foundation Aid.
Mayor Cherelle Parker said Monday she will be introducing a new intergovernmental committee to advise the school district during its difficult school “rightsizing” process.
A new Complete College America report shows why colleges and universities can help students achieve greater economic success, which in turn can lead to greater engagement in public life.
The Aurora school board will vote on the recommendation Dec. 17. The district’s comprehensive high schools have been trying out the materials since August.
The recommendation to change ASCENT is one of several about college and career offerings from a consulting firm commissioned by state lawmakers to study the issue.
At a Monday Board of Regents meeting, state education officials called for a $2 billion increase in state aid for the 2025-26 school year, as well as updates to Foundation Aid.
Mayor Cherelle Parker said Monday she will be introducing a new intergovernmental committee to advise the school district during its difficult school “rightsizing” process.
A new Complete College America report shows why colleges and universities can help students achieve greater economic success, which in turn can lead to greater engagement in public life.
Colorado is one of several states to offer free school meals to all students.
The introduction of the bills comes in the final days of Democrats’ control of the state legislature.
Denver students from middle- and higher-income families have more than caught up on reading and writing. Students from low-income families have not.
The unions have raised concerns that some CTU proposals would shave away power from their members.
Some 6 vendors will provide resources for students in English, math, and science through the 2027-28 school year.
Taking a college-level biology course while still in high school (and learning English) showed me a path forward.
Students statewide and locally showed gradual increases in math and reading scores in the 2024 spring exams.
A draft plan by Memphis-Shelby County Schools from earlier this year envisioned 21 schools that would close, but the district hasn’t made final decisions.
The funding will cover new tools and materials for K-12 math classrooms through 2028.
Un distrito pedia que el estado no cuente los resultados de la prueba en las evaluaciones de los distritos por al menos un año.
NYC is trying to convince thousands of private school families to waive their legal rights. Here’s what legal advocates say they should consider before signing.
The group wants to prioritize rural districts that often struggle to generate much funding from voter-approved mill levy overrides.
In a letter shared this week, city officials promised teachers would have greater flexibility in how they implement the city’s reading curriculum mandate.
The five teachers were randomly selected from 140 applicants.
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As the drug epidemic has upended Philly’s Kensington neighborhood, families in the community have enrolled their kids elsewhere.
A homeless, migrant student didn’t qualify for a program for ‘disadvantaged’ NYC students. He wants to know why.
Lawmakers pushed the bills forward days after the three-year anniversary of the deadly Oxford school shootings.
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Lawmakers pushed the bills forward days after the three-year anniversary of the deadly Oxford school shootings.
In a lawsuit, two families say Lucy Calkins, Irene Fountas, Gay Su Pinnell, and their publisher used shoddy studies to prop up their work, which many schools have moved away from in recent years.
When we see whooping cough increase, our response as a community is mainly aimed at protecting babies through vaccination and ensuring those around babies are vaccinated.
The extension came hours before applications were set to close for the city’s eighth graders, who rank 12 or more top choices from an array of over 400 schools.
The legislation would stop schools from forbidding Indigenous students from wearing traditional regalia to graduation ceremonies.
A new apprenticeship allows Indiana high school students to graduate qualified to work in early education. Another allows high school graduates to earn a teaching degree while working in a classroom.
Other countries posted gains in the first post-pandemic TIMSS assessment, but U.S. students are struggling, especially in math.
Texas-based Proximity Learning will provide 100 live online teachers for Memphis-Shelby County middle and high school students.
A more than 300-page report on how to revise the state’s school funding formula prompted mixed initial reactions from advocates and lawmakers.
Colorado colleges and universities will follow a similar blueprint to 2016 in aiding immigrant students on campus.
The district’s new middle school model had a rough start for some students at schools like Broad Ripple Middle School. But other families are celebrating the new classes and activities.
Nationwide, Native students miss school far more frequently than their peers. Watonga High School bucks the trend.
Educators and tribes are working together to connect with families and help school feel more relevant, as part of their efforts to combat high rates of chronic absenteeism.
Illinois Department of Early Childhood’s first secretary could be Teresa Ramos, a long-time education advocate, pending confirmation by the state Senate. Pritzker made the announcement Monday.
Entre las principales propuestas de Donald Trump para el sistema educativo está la eliminación del Departamento de Educación y la ampliación de opciones educativas para las familias.
FutureReadyNYC, which helps schools launch career tracks in education, technology, business, and health care, is expanding to 36 new schools, Mayor Eric Adams announced Monday.
In the wake of a state settlement rolling back some teacher training guidelines about cultural relevance, Black educators say they worry about the impact on the state’s teaching workforce.
The Newark Board of Education agreed to pay back the state more than $30,000 in state aid.
About half of the city’s public schools would have otherwise lost out on $157 million dollars in midyear cuts, according to the city’s Education Department.
The paid apprenticeships through EmployIndy could serve as a roadmap of what’s to come for other Indiana high schoolers.