Opinion: Cincinnati's education debate should focus not only on spending, but on results.

Oklahoma teachers face a tight deadline to implement the Strong Readers Act, a new law aimed at boosting literacy.

Every year in my third-grade classroom, I see the same small emergencies. A child loses a math game and dissolves into tears. Another hovers at the edge of a group, desperate to join but unsure how. A ...

Whispers and the sound of calculator buttons being pressed filled the hallways of Sandpoint High School on Tuesday evening.

The Huffines Foundation partnered with the Mesquite ISD to reward second and third grade students with cash for completing math and reading problems.

This story was originally published by EdSource. Sign up for their daily newsletter. State leaders’ recent attention to early ...

Conservative: Hong Kong — Sanctions-Buster “The U.S. can’t stop the illegal flow of oil solely by chasing tankers at sea,” warns The Wall Street Journal’s Jillian Kay Melchior; it must also “target ...

Q: What accomplishments are you most proud of and why? A: I am immensely proud to have been accepted to Cornell University to major in mechanical engineering, as I am the first Elk Lake student in ...

Mayor Mamdani and city Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels on May 21 announced the expansion of two reading and math curriculum ...

School police officers stop violent fights. They confiscate weapons. And they’re a balm against a parent’s greatest fear: ...

Shenandoah County Public Schools’ 2026 Division Teacher of the Year was left nearly speechless when her name was announced at ...

In only its third year at the school, Central Park Elementary's Odyssey of the Mind program has caught fire, sending three ...