For decades, when school budgets shrank, the same pattern repeated: cut teachers, delay technology upgrades, and eliminate electives. As explored…
Cellphones have gone from luxury devices to near-universal companions in just over a decade. By 2025, 95% of U.S. teens…
Just after 10 a.m. ET on October 20, millions of users across the United States began seeing “service unavailable” errors…
October marks National Protect Your Hearing Month, a timely reminder that hearing is one of our most precious—and most vulnerable—senses.…
Each day, millions of students step aboard the familiar yellow school bus—the safest vehicle on the road for getting children…
In this week’s edition of The Stories That Matter, edCircuit explores how funding, innovation, and preparedness continue to shape K–12…
High school students today are navigating a complex, pressure-filled world. Between social media comparison, academic demands, future uncertainty, and part-time…
School boards and district leaders are facing some of the hardest fiscal realities in decades. With pandemic-era relief funds gone,…
Technology has transformed how schools communicate during emergencies. Push notifications, mobile apps, mass text alerts, and panic buttons all promise…
On a Sunday evening in Raleigh, North Carolina, English teacher Jennifer Moore used to spend three or more hours writing…