When the incoming president of the nation’s largest teachers’ union visited Minnesota this January, she witnessed teachers’ ...

The number of students with disabilities who spend a substantial portion of their school day in general education classes is ...

Evie Blad is a reporter for Education Week who covers issues important to school and district leaders. Blad has covered a range of issues, including state and federal policy, child well-being, civil ...

It’s been eight years since New Hampshire lawmakers, sounding the alarm on the “academization” of kindergarten, amended ...

It's aimed at teachers who came to the country before 2007 under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

But finding dedicated time for meaningful collaboration isn’t easy for school leaders. They must fit it into their schedules ...

Across the country, schools are rethinking their relationship with technology. At least 38 states and the District of ...

Princess Moss isthe new president-elect of the National Education Association, taking the reins of one of the most ...

The outgoing head of nation's largest teachers' union discusses how she's helped reposition it to respond to new challenges.

Both the K-12 teaching force and the students they serve are changing dramatically. A new generation is poised to make up the bulk of new talent as the Baby Boomers retire, and today’s teachers are ...

Social-emotional skills are vital for students to develop in school to be prepared to work in an economy powered by ...

The U.S. Supreme Court decision this week allowing states to exclude transgender girls and women from female sports settles ...