Trump Admin. Says Undocumented Students Can't Attend Head Start, Early College
The administration issued notices saying undocumented immigrants don't qualify for Head Start and some Education Department programs.| Education Week
The administration issued notices saying undocumented immigrants don't qualify for Head Start and some Education Department programs.| Education Week
Past and present research studies found broad implications of immigration enforcement on students' school attendance.| Education Week
Experts say there are steps schools can take to proactively address mental health concerns stemming from ramped-up immigration enforcement.| Education Week
Illinois lawmakers passed a bill locally codifying the 1982 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Plyler v. Doe.| Education Week
Critical thinking is a thing. We can define it; we can teach it; and we can assess it.| Education Week
A new report compared the benchmarks and cut scores for each state test against a national assessment. Watch the video for some of the findings.| Education Week
Some educators argue that state tests don't do much more than evaluate students' ability to perform under pressure.| Education Week
2015's Every Student Succeeds Act rolls back much of the federal government's big footprint in education policy.| Education Week
A provision in the Every Student Succeeds Act allows the secretary of education to waive certain state requirements.| Education Week
Out-of-school learning is often more meaningful than anything that happens in a classroom. Kevin Bushweller tackles the relevance gap.| Education Week
North Dakota is requiring all students to study either cybersecurity or computer science content to graduate.| Education Week
Schools work on meeting academic standards. What happens when they focus on different sets of skills?| Education Week
Tammie Jo Shults put into action a lifetime of learning—in and out of school—when Southwest flight 1380 blew an engine at 32,000 feet.| Education Week
It can be hard to pin down what kinds of teaching and curriculum fall into the category of social-emotional learning.| Education Week
Employers are putting a premium on soft-skills—like attention to detail—that aren't always easy to capture or measure.| Education Week
Teachers, parents, and school leaders have a role in fostering student empathy, particularly when children are very young, writes Jessica Sager.| Education Week
This downloadable has strategies for creating social-emotional learning experiences that won't cause teenagers to roll their eyes.| Education Week
Collaboration, empathy, social awareness, and relationship building are some of the same skills that power democracy.| Education Week
Districts that purchased devices for hybrid and remote learning will have to determine how to use them for in-person instruction.| Education Week
One of the giants of the literacy world is grappling with the recent push for the "science of reading"—and responding to critics.| Education Week
EdReports, the nonprofit curriculum reviewer, released its first reviews of foundational reading and writing skills programs—and all five of the materials assessed failed to reach the evaluator's highest standard.| Education Week
Here’s how to start planning now for taking care of yourself this school year, from a former teacher.| Education Week
A growing number of schools are implementing stringent cellphone policies. But how many include smartwatches?| Education Week
Educators are reporting a surge in the number of kindergartners coming to school unable to regulate their emotions. What's going on?| Education Week
Explore options for building a calendar, choosing a schedule, and deploying teachers and staff to maximize student learning safely.| Education Week
Halting erosion to learning is critical as the new school year begins. Well-known practices backed by research are the best solution.| Education Week
As an uncertain school year looms, some parents are banding together to teach their children in private pods. Educators worry that the trend will worsen inequities and shrink funding for public schools.| Education Week
Former Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced the Tennessee Tutoring Corps, which will recruit college students to tutor children in an effort to prevent learning loss after extended school closures.| Education Week
But local efforts can put communities in a stronger position to respond to them, a school health expert says.| Education Week
Does the presence of armed officers prevent school violence? Do they contribute for Black children to the 'school to prison pipeline'?| Education Week
A new review claims that the curriculum has gaps in its alignment to reading research, and doesn't offer enough supports for teachers.| Education Week
A program in Connecticut sent school employees to families' homes to address absenteeism's root causes.| Education Week
Research says everything from asthma to teacher-student relationships move the needle on school attendance.| Education Week
Absenteeism is still a crisis, but new state data show modest progress.| Education Week
A new advertising campaign in six cities aims to dispel parents' perceptions that their kids are performing at grade level.| Education Week
Want to know if a K-2 classroom is using explicit, systematic phonics or balanced literacy? Explore the main instructional differences.| Education Week
Learning how to decode words is essential to becoming a reader. But research shows that building a strong vocabulary and knowledge-base is crucial as well.| Education Week
New survey data from Education Week show that most K-2 teachers and education professors are using instructional methods that run counter to the cognitive science.| Education Week
Recent studies raise some hard questions about the value of ability-based reading groups.| Education Week
Download data from Education Week showing how over 900 school districts provided instruction on their first day of the 2020-21 school year.| Education Week
$890 million in Title III grants moved to the federal office of English language acquisition in December.| Education Week
The office of English language acquisition will once again manage Title III formula grant funds.| Education Week
There’s so much bad advice about teaching that it can be hard to choose the worst. These teachers tried anyway.| Education Week
Need help with using AI in the classroom? How about teaching students to write? Or fostering relationships? Plenty is available here.| Education Week
What is restorative justice, and how can it be implemented in schools?| Education Week
One of the upshots of issuing lame orders is breaking the trust of teachers, which may never be regained.| Education Week
A new report maps the shifting reading curriculum market.| Education Week
The American Civil Liberties Union sees interest spike in its student advocacy institute, while conservative groups have their own programs.| Education Week
Making computer science classes a graduation requirement can be a powerful strategy.| Education Week
Preventive services must be rooted in what we know to be true about suicide, writes school psychology professor Marisa E. Marraccini.| Education Week
New neuroscience research suggests exercise can buffer adolescents against social-emotional damage from distancing.| Education Week
A study finds that the severity of identified child abuse cases grew during the pandemic, even as reports of abuse declined.| Education Week
Seventy-six percent of teachers had had no formal training on the subject—even as kids clamor for more information and school days get hotter.| Education Week
Listen to a conversation about how educators can approach teaching about climate change.| Education Week
Two popular programs that offered classroom resources for math and science teachers have lost their federal funding.| Education Week
The current U.S. push to preserve global edge echoes the Cold War drive to counter Soviet threat.| Education Week
Recommendations include a climate survey for students and reevaluating subjective language in dress code policies.| Education Week
More than $5 billion in previously-frozen federal funds will start flowing next week.| Education Week
The cost of compliance is so high, the lawsuit argues, some Head Start programs could be forced to close.| Education Week
"I see no good reason for the kids to have access to their phones" during the school day, Chancellor David Banks tells EdWeek.| Education Week
Can teachers' unions thread the needle between countering widespread anti-union measures and broadening membership and public support?| Education Week
Instead of viewing new technologies and strategies as an either/or debate, consider the power of a both/and paradox.| Education Week
Florida is proposing a ban on gender identity and sexual orientation education in K-12, and punishing educators harshly for violations.| Education Week
A new poll finds that parents strongly support more options for their kids that might reshape the high school experience.| Education Week
Students say they want more career education, and EdWeek Research Center survey data show schools are emphasizing it more.| Education Week
Preparing students for college and career success starts well before high school—and it doesn’t only involve occupation-specific training.| Education Week
The director of Pittsburgh's career and technical education program outlines how she approaches community partnerships.| Education Week
Pittsburgh Public Schools' CTE students are graduating with at least one industry certification and a confirmed post-graduation plan.| Education Week
Lazaro Lopez is building career pathways to help students graduate with clear, relevant steps toward college and careers.| EdWeek Leaders To Learn From
Jennifer Norrell led an effort to more than double the percentage of high schoolers taking AP in her district.| EdWeek Leaders To Learn From
Sometimes, teachers are baffled by the directives coming their way.| Education Week
The head of the American Federation of Teachers discusses political and technological challenges for teachers.| Education Week
The bill will stress a major funding stream schools rely on, leading to ripple effects that make it harder for schools to offer free meals.| Education Week
Some educators think the popular AI bot could revolutionize teaching. Others worry it will have the opposite effect.| Education Week
TikTok spreads misinformation, endangers children’s mental health, and jeopardizes their privacy, lawmakers said.| Education Week
More than 90 percent of teenagers said they would like to learn more about artificial intelligence in their high school classes.| Education Week
A letter discusses the importance of helping future workers find purpose in their lives and work.| Education Week
The administration is holding back nearly $7 billion for English learners, after-school programs, professional development, and more.| Education Week
To achieve equitable outcomes for English learners, all educators must work together, say researchers.| Education Week
A new RAND Corp. study found that teachers working with English learners need more training and better materials.| Education Week
The measure would create a national program funding private school tuition through tax credits, though states would have to opt in.| Education Week
Many teachers struggle to adapt lessons, believing they lack resources, planning time, and classroom-management support. They don't need to.| Education Week
Just 12 percent of U.S. teachers are very satisfied with their jobs, a new survey finds.| Education Week
Who across the K-12 spectrum engages frequently in activities that promote foundational reading skills? The answer may come as a surprise.| Education Week
Funding for migrant education, English-learner services, professional development, and after-school programming is at risk.| Education Week
The separate collection is a response to states with laws restricting learning materials on race, gender, and sexuality.| Education Week
Four public school librarians and two experts said Scholastic's reversal on making diverse books optional is a step in the right direction.| Education Week
The short-term effects on students when their schools close have been well documented. New research examines the long-term impact.| Education Week
One reason, experts say, is a mismatch between what teachers say they want from PD and what administrators think they want.| Education Week
Students don't report evidence of systemic political bias, but do say teachers discuss controversial issues.| Education Week
A new survey by the EdWeek Research Center examines critical race theory, remote learning plans, mental health issues, and teacher PD.| Education Week
Most social science educators say they keep politics out of the classroom, but need help identifying good curriculum resources| Education Week
Trump is directing several federal agencies to look into expanding school choice offerings—a push that continues from his first term.| Education Week
An executive order from the president marks an effort from the White House to influence what schools teach.| Education Week
The Education Department's interim final rule is a qualified victory for those who've fought to keep more COVID aid for public schools. But it could complicate life for some districts.| Education Week
For the first time, national data show how many high school students identify as transgender or gender-questioning.| Education Week
New guidance from the U.S. Department of Education says all private school students are entitled to "equitable services" under federal coronavirus emergency relief. Let's explore what that means.| Education Week
An EdWeek Research Center survey examined student motivation in STEM classes.| Education Week
New surveys of teens and teachers show how far apart the two groups are on this issue.| Education Week
Teaching STEM classes can be difficult and frustrating, because many students lack the confidence or skills to tackle those subjects.| Education Week
