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Updated on January 18th.
Educators, administrators, and child advocates express …
As of April 7th, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act …
RaQuan, a newcomer to middle school, finds himself immediately subjected to judgment. His skin color, name, clothes, and learning …
This article is the eighth installment in a series. Shortly after 3 P.M., when school in this Washington suburb lets out, the customers begin to trickle into the Sylvan Learning Center. Over the next four hours, more than twenty students …
Officials from the San Jose Unified School District have voted to move forward with their plans to declare bankruptcy. The decision was made on May 19th after an arbitrator ruled that the district must honor the terms of a three-year …
The proposed change in the federal definition of "emotionally disturbed" children is being advocated by seventeen national organizations in the mental-health and special-education fields. These organizations aim to improve the targeting of special-education services for these children who are often …
In the lead-up to next month’s historic merger vote, the leaders of the National Education Association (NEA) are putting in a tremendous effort to convince their members to vote in favor of uniting with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT). …
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected two appeals concerning the free speech rights of educators in relation to school matters. On the first day of its new term, the court reviewed over 1,900 appeals and declined a request from …
Seventeen-year-old Jecholiah Marriott, a student activist from Detroit, bravely stood before a large gathering of teachers, students, and local officials at the March for Our Lives rally held on June 11. Overwhelmed with emotion, she tearfully expressed her frustration, stating …
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