Education

Oklahoma's scholarship program is designed to keep fully trained teachers on the job longer.

The Education Department is encouraging schools to share the COVID-19 tests with staff, families, and the broader community.

As schools struggle to address learning loss, absenteeism, and staffing, outside organizations are working to fill in.

While adult suicide rates are still climbing, those for school- and college-age Americans dropped.

More cities are creating climate action plans, but schools are often left out of the equation.

There are more calls to increase school board members' pay, or to allow them to be paid at all.

Rewards can make studying feel more like a game. Here’s how to do it right.

Focusing too much on one potential cause of the youth mental health crisis could backfire.

As effects of the war reverberate in school communities, schools have federal responsibilities to create discrimination-free environments.

The student body of suburban schools roughly mirrors that of the nation. But a view of suburban schools as mostly white persists.

Schools need to invest in the right ingredients to make their teletherapy sessions useful for students.

Districts are more likely to close majority Black schools, researcher says.

The U.S. Department of Education has called its campaign 'Teachers: Leaders Shaping Lives.' How do EdWeek readers' slogans compare?

Our new study highlights the connection between stress and sleep among school leaders, write three researchers.

Experts weigh in on how to avoid parental and community backlash against social-emotional learning initiatives.

A superintendent sets a district's tone for, potentially, years to come. Making sure the right person takes the job is no small task.

Education leaders need to stand up for rigor, and they need to support classroom teachers who are committed to putting that into practice.

Equity looks different depending on the situation, and it's not always straightforward. That can cause confusion.

Building supportive communities within and outside the school is key, say principals

Rising turnover at the top is forcing more school districts to undertake the daunting task of finding a new superintendent.

The recruitment and retention strategy is gaining in popularity, but districts must consider financing, time, and affordability.

A national expert on tutoring highlights effective practices for schools.

Educators describe how policies banning cellphones at school are affecting students and learning.

As most schools offered hybrid instruction in 2020-21, Black students and students with disabilities were disproportionately disciplined.

Student school board members take steps to meaningfully work with adults—starting by educating themselves.

Six superintendents share what—and who—is on their gratitude lists.

ESSER funding solutions have poured into our school districts, but are we getting the desired results? The answer isn't always a resounding yes.

Rural schools receive less funding on average from states, but they still deal with the mental health and academic crises facing all schools.

Principals debate the upsides and downsides of online professional development for teachers.

Answer these seven questions about American students' academic performance in recent years.