Chilling effect: 1 in 4 teachers told to limit class talk on hot-button issues

Educators don’t want to endorse the state’s culture wars, or get ensnared in them.

According to a new survey of hundreds of Philadelphia teachers, their top concerns are their workload, unrealistic expectations around student achievement, and inadequate salary or benefits.

Despite the vast array of options, many families feel like they’re fighting for seats. In many ways, they are.

Chicago works to end inequitable access to middle school algebra partly with virtual courses

Indiana’s policy climate has led to concerns about lax oversight, yet others say charter performance is what matters.

Mayor Eric Adams has argued that the limits are necessary to relieve severe overcrowding in the city’s shelter amid an unprecedented and ongoing influx of migrants.