Education News

Washington’s governor is exploring a policy to require high school students to complete the FAFSA form. The proposal aims to increase college financial aid applications among graduating seniors. Details on implementation and…

A complaint alleges that Pittsburgh school closures discriminate against Black students. The filing claims these actions violate civil rights protections in K-12 education. The article covers details of the allegation and related…

School leaders argue that resistance to educational technology could disadvantage K-12 students. They highlight the role of ed tech in supporting modern learning and warn of potential setbacks from policy pushback. The…

Chicago Public Schools released its proposed $9.88 billion budget for the 2026-27 school year. The plan occurs against a backdrop of ongoing district financial pressures. The release outlines spending priorities and revenue…

Fifteen candidates are competing for five school board seats in Indianapolis Public Schools and surrounding districts for the November 2026 election. The article identifies candidates and notes their political affiliations across multiple…

Anthropic has introduced Claude for Teachers, an AI product aimed at educators. The launch occurs amid competition among AI firms to shape U.S. classroom practices. The tool targets K-12 instructional applications. Key…

The article reports on a shortage of paraprofessionals in New York City public schools caused by low pay. This shortage affects students with disabilities who require paraprofessional support for daily classroom participation.…

Indiana has established formal standards for school districts applying for waivers to implement four-day school weeks. The policy outlines requirements districts must meet to qualify for schedule changes. It focuses on maintaining…

The opinion piece argues that effective intervention curricula for K-12 students may already exist within standard classroom materials and practices. It suggests schools can optimize current resources rather than adopting new specialized…

An educator shares an opinion on how U.S. border developments affect her K-12 students emotionally. The piece recounts personal accounts of distress experienced by students and the author. It connects these experiences…