Reading & Literacy
Is It Time for Another National Reading Panel?
The panel's 2000 report on reading has influenced policy for years. Now, Congress is calling for an update.
Education Funding
Federal Grant Cuts for English Learners Face Lawsuit
Last year, the U.S. Department of Education ended 28 grants for training teachers working with English learners.
School Choice & Charters
Opinion
Microschools Are Booming. Will They Have the Funds to Grow?
This venture can help “small schools” secure space, improve facilities, and boost enrollment.
Recruitment & Retention
Why Teachers Say They Leave the Profession—Or Say They Want to Quit
Here are some of the reasons listed in response to EdWeek questions on social media.
Student Well-Being & Movement
Q&A
'The Most Authentic English Class I've Ever Taught'
Emily Torres said the class has been a meaningful teaching experience Related: Inside a School Where Creative Writing Helps Teens Cope With Trauma
Teaching
Opinion
If You Don't See Value in an Assignment, Your Students Won't, Either
From reading to decisionmaking, educators offer ideas on how best to encourage learning.
How a District Stopped Relying on 'One-and-Done' Professional Development
As its population of English learners grew, a district invested in coaching and co-teaching.
Lessons Learned About Effective Professional Development for Principals
The best professional development for principals has a lot in common with the best PD for teachers.
When Should Schools Make Time for PD? What Educators—and Families—Think
Educators see in-service and early-release days as practical times for PD. Families don't always agree.
A Federal Fund for Professional Development Is Clouded by Uncertainty
President Trump has repeatedly proposed axing the feds' biggest investment in professional development.
Assessment
Spotlight
From Data to Decisions: How Data Should Shape Instruction, Not Just Measure It
Find out how educators are shifting to real-time, strengths-based data to guide teaching, differentiation, and support.
School & District Management
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Education Funding
Video
Tornado Threats Are a Constant. But Funding for a Safe Room Is Lagging
A school district has waited four years and counting to begin work on a tornado shelter funded with federal dollars.
College & Workforce Readiness
Video
How a "Reverse Career Fair" Can Launch High Schoolers Into the Real World
It flips the traditional model and allows students to set up booths to display their talents to employers.
Artificial Intelligence
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Will AI Help or Overwhelm Students? Teachers Weigh In
Even as teachers across the country experiment with AI, many are skeptical of its role in classrooms, and whether it will undermine student learning.
Artificial Intelligence
Video
How AI Complicates Student Well-Being. What Schools Should Know
Many kids cannot tell the difference between an AI-driven chatbot and genuine human understanding.
Mathematics
Video
The Algebra Hurdle: One School's Strategy to Help Students Clear It
An EdWeek video describes an Indiana school's use of tutoring and courses with different levels of rigor to help students.
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Sales Strategies for a 'Weird' Market: How to Get in the Door with A District Leader
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School Districts Are Making Cuts. Here's What Is Being Reduced This Budget Cycle
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- LeadershipRecruitment & Retention Layoff Warnings Hit Thousands of School EmployeesSeven of the nation's 10 largest districts are looking to cut staff as pandemic-era funding runs out and enrollment keeps falling.
Inside a School Where Creative Writing Helps Teens Cope With TraumaStudents in a class taught by Emily Torres have significant trauma, mental health challenges, or both.U.K. Bans Under-16s From Using Social Media Apps, Including TikTok and YouTubeThe plan drew a mixed reaction, with some questioning the effectiveness of the prohibition.Policy & PoliticsEvery Student Succeeds Act Trump Admin. Issues Broadest Waiver Yet on School Accountability, FundingA third state secured new flexibility on how it spends federal school funds and rates high schools.
Trump's Justice Dept. Investigates Dozens of Districts Over LGBTQ+ CurriculaThe investigations target how schools discuss sexuality and gender identity and whether parents can opt their children out of lessons.Education Department Moves Special Ed. and Civil Rights to Other AgenciesSpecial education programs help schools serve more than seven million K-12 students with disabilities nationwide.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession How These Schools Use Teams to Cut Teacher WorkloadsCalifornia teachers in the co-teaching pilot are reporting higher morale.
More States Require Personal Finance. But Does It Actually Work?Personal finance education can influence behavior positively with specific strategies.More Principals Now Lead Preschools. But Are They Ready for It?Strong efforts to train principals in early-childhood education are still scattered and scarce.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence At U.S. Senate Hearing, a Call for AI That Protects 'Human Judgment' in SchoolsState and company officials want meaningful guardrails around AI use in schools.
Are Ed Tech's Academic Benefits at Odds With Its Social-Emotional Downsides?An EdWeek Research Center survey asked educators how tech is shaping students' school experiences.White House Honors AI Challenge Winners as Tech Backlash GrowsStudents and teachers submitted projects that use AI to solve problems in their schools and communities.
