Education News

An advocacy group has filed a civil rights complaint against Stanford University, alleging the maintenance of a race-based teaching initiative. The complaint claims this persists despite federal actions that restrict diversity programs.…

Michigan lawmakers are advancing legislation to combat the state’s K-12 literacy issues by enhancing teacher training, implementing retention policies for struggling third graders, and imposing consequences on underperforming teacher preparation programs. This…

The article discusses the evolving debate on screen time in schools, moving beyond parenting to include state legislation aimed at restricting device use. It highlights how states are introducing bills to limit…

Despite growing public skepticism toward higher education in America, college enrollment numbers are increasing. The article highlights that students continue to sign up for universities, even as broader sentiment turns negative. This…

The article argues that the introduction of screens and educational technology in schools has been a significant failure over the past decade. It highlights the initial enthusiasm from ed tech evangelists but…

Moms for Liberty, a conservative parental rights group, has historically criticized teachers unions but is now collaborating with them. The alliance aims to impose limits on the use of laptops in classrooms.…

The article argues that educational technology is neither the ultimate solution nor the primary problem in the U.S. school system. Instead, it emphasizes examining the structural incentives that influence the entire education…

A unique university located in the California desert prohibits internet use to foster deeper learning and introspection. Students at this exclusive institution are immersed in teachings about the meaning of life, away…

The opinion piece discusses how language barriers can hinder special education services, using the story of a 6-year-old girl with autism who first communicated ‘Mami’ via a school tablet. It highlights the…

The article discusses the ‘Southern surge’ in literacy scores in states like Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, attributing improvements to investments in early childhood education. It highlights how these states have outpaced better-resourced…