Yes, Grade Inflation Is Real. But Is It a Real Problem?

President Donald Trump and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon pledged to dismantle the Dept. of Education. Here’s what they’ve done so far.

Sold as a way to help students in underresourced schools, voucher programs disproportionately benefit affluent families with children already enrolled in private schools.

According to new Pew survey, the U.S. public supports investment in research and wants to see the U.S. as a leader in the field.

We know that happy feet mean healthy educators—and the right pair of shoes can save your ankles, knees, hips, and back!

Too often, educators are asked to integrate technology into the classroom without support, training or boundaries.

A new survey finds educators face more job intrusion and job flexibility issues than other working adults. There are more than a few ways school districts can help address this imbalance.

How informal classroom discipline can exclude students from critical learning opportunities.

The chaos and fear caused by federal agents around schools, churches, and other sensitive locations needs to end now. 

From segregation academies to universal “choice,” the hidden history shaping today’s voucher expansion.

Grades have been rising for decades. Educators say the outrage is a red herring.

Maria Scott averted tragedy when an armed man rang the school’s front buzzer.

Educators use artificial intelligence to support, not replace, the human connection in learning.