School Climate & Safety
When Gunfire Interrupts High School Football: What Schools Should Do
Smart up-front planning can help school districts prevent violence, and equipment-based fixes can have limitations.
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Law & Courts
Court Blocks Trump Admin.'s Abstinence Emphasis in Teen Pregnancy Program
HHS revamped the grant with new requirements that align with conservative priorities.
School & District Management
Teachers Are Facing More Aggression at Work. How Can Schools Protect Them?
Teachers feel less victimized when they have their principal's support
Science
Opinion
What Should Science Education Look Like 10 Years From Now?
Science instruction has already had some big changes in the past decade. Where is it going next?
Budget & Finance
How to Help When Families Can't Afford School Supplies
Inflation and other economic challenges are making back-to-school shopping more costly.
Teaching
Opinion
‘The Best Classes Are the Ones Where …’: Students on What Makes Teachers Stand Out
These “kid reporters” lay out what all teachers can learn from their favorite classroom experiences.
75% of Educators Expect Student Behavior to Be a Challenge This Year. What Else?
Students themselves are top of mind, even as districts face financial headwinds and broader uncertainty.
The ‘Science of Reading’ Movement Is Evolving. Is Math Next?
Schools can expect more change—and continued debate—as the push for evidence-based instruction continues.
Schools Brace for Growing Backlash to Classroom Screen Time
Many school leaders think a tech reset is overdue, but don't want to dump what's helping kids learn.
From the Feds on Down, School Funding Is Uncertain. What to Know
Federal turbulence during the Trump administration highlights the precarity of state and local funding, too.
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Classroom Technology
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Spotlight on the Screen Time Reckoning: Educators, Parents, and the Fight for Healthier Classrooms
Screens are reshaping classrooms, but educators are pushing back to restore balance, protect learning, and prioritize human connection.
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Education Funding
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What's in Store for School Funding for 2026-27?
A new education tax credit, federal budget negotiations, and more are in store.
Special Education
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Inside a Summer School Program for Special Education Students
Academic support offered between school years is especially important for students with learning differences.
School & District Management
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Two Principals, One Agenda: Keep Kids Safe From Immigration Action
Two principals talk to Education Week about how to work through the fear and chaos of ICE action.
Early Childhood
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How Play Carts Can Transform Early Education
Play carts make it easy to follow Connecticut’s play-based learning mandate.
Early Childhood
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A Charter School Finds 'Looping' Strategy Benefits Youngest Students
Capital City Public Charter School, the first parent-founded charter school in the nation’s capital, takes a unique approach to early learning.
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Regulation & Policy
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What Do State, District Screen Time Policies Actually Look Like? Here's What We Know
EdWeek Market Brief is tracking which states have taken legislative action, highlighting notable school district policies, and sharing what we're watching as the discourse continues.
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The ESA Market Is Booming. For K-12 Vendors, Breaking Into It Is Another Matter
States are creating a potentially enormous new pool of K-12 purchasing power through education savings accounts. But can traditional education companies built around selling to school systems actually figure out how to capture it?
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What's Slowing Down Agentic AI Adoption? Lack of Awareness, Data Shows
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Varsity Tutors for Schools' Exit Hints at Shift in Tutoring Market
The company is ending its district services to refocus on parent and college student customers.
- LeadershipRecruitment & Retention How to Nurture Teacher Retention in Far-Flung Rural DistrictsWorking conditions and community involvement can top pay for rural educators.
Nebraska's Largest School District Asks Police to Not Use Electric Shock Gloves on StudentsOmaha's superintendent made the request after a report that federal immigration officials planned to to use the tools.Why This Governor Wants to Ban H-1B Visas for Teachers—and Why Schools Use ThemGov. Greg Abbott wants to ban schools from using H-1B visas to hire international teachers, a strategy used to fill key staffing gaps.Policy & PoliticsFederal Education Department Tells Schools Race Can’t Factor Into Student DisciplineA letter to educators follows up on last month's rescission of longstanding discrimination rules.
Supreme Court Asked to Review Law Requiring Ten Commandments in Public SchoolsThe case could set a new national standard for religious expression in classrooms.States Take Meta to Trial in Fight Over Social Media Harms to KidsThe lawsuit accuses the social media giant of contributing to the youth mental health crisis.Teaching & LearningEarly Childhood Does Pre-K Give Kids a Lasting Edge? Here's What the Latest Study SaysSeveral researchers have studied the effects of pre-K on future academic success, with mixed results.
How Is an IEP Different From a 504 Plan? At-a-Glance GuideThe support plans are crucial for students with disabilities to access the same curriculum, educational experiences as their peersFirst Reading. Then Math. Is the 'Science of Writing' Next?Integrating reading and writing can lead to better student outcomes in both areas, studies show.TechnologyClassroom Technology Q&A Facing 'Techlash,' How Should Schools Talk to Parents About Tech Use?A school communications expert explains how schools should approach their messaging around tech.
Schools Spend Billions on AI, But Struggle to Figure Out What’s Worth BuyingSome school district officials feel overwhelmed by the array of choices of AI learning tools.It's About Quality Tech Use, Not Screen Time, Trump's Top K-12 Official ArguesTrump administration's top K-12 official urges educators to focus on whether ed tech is effective.
