While marketing is increasingly important for public schools looking to differentiate themselves in a growing choice environment, there are right and wrong ways to go about retaining students.
As schools work to unlock the full benefits of new devices and platforms, many districts are looking to instructional coaching to help educators tap into the possibilities.
While many criticize how the National Council on Teacher Quality rates schools of education, the latest review comes in the midst of a national discussion over how children learn to read.
Maine's 2019 Teacher of the Year Joe Hennessey describes how his tour abroad informed his instruction, arguing more teachers and students should have similar opportunities.
These programs can be remotely accessed and individualized for teachers who otherwise have limited opportunities for personalized professional learning.
Other factors trending in STEM include a more comprehensive approach to tech and a growing interest in computer science, 100Kin10 finds, but a persistent shortage of teachers remains a hindrance.
Recruiting and retaining teachers of color is a critical component, but that group makes up just 20% of U.S. teachers, and research says they feel undervalued.
As justices heard oral arguments Wednesday in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, educators voiced concerns that the ruling could "undermine" public education funding.
English and journalism teacher Allison Berryhill finds when students explore topics they care deeply about in their writing, they strengthen skills that carry over into other assignments.
Caring for a garden can be incorporated into lessons for most subjects, providing opportunities for science experiments, art projects and social-emotional learning.
A Vermont proposal to cover breakfast and lunch costs for all students is part of a growing response to the issues of lunch shaming and unpaid meal debt. But the debate over nutritional standards continues.
The move to support a more proactive approach comes on the heels of scrutiny from student advocate groups over the Trump administration's handling of complaints.
Researchers say student performance doesn't suffer when instructional time is spent on social-emotional learning, but academic gains might not be as significant as other large-scale studies suggest.
Despite obstacles, these superintendents and principals have had tremendous success raising test scores, retaining teachers and working with parents, communities and school boards.
Amid incidents calling national attention to the issue of hair discrimination, new rules are set to protect students from punishment under dress codes.
Educators worry the U.S. Department of Education is blurring the separation of church and state, but a department spokesperson says it's doing the opposite.
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