As the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday this July 4th, classrooms have an opportunity to reconnect students with the civic values that shaped the nation.
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As the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday this July 4th, classrooms have an opportunity to reconnect students with the civic values that shaped the nation.
With AI revolutionizing the workplace, CTE programs are evolving with advanced technology and hands-on learning to prepare students for high-demand careers.
This summer, one veteran middle school English teacher is inviting families to read together, sparking conversations and rediscovering the joy of shared stories
Across the country, schools are discovering that esports programs are boosting attendance, improving GPA, and opening doors to college and careers.
DreamBox Reading, the award-winning literacy platform from Discovery Education, is raising the bar with new enhancements designed to empower teachers and support students
When educators possess deep and nuanced knowledge of language and literacy, they are better equipped to guide students on their reading journeys.
With the Trump administration intensifying immigration enforcement, undocumented students across the U.S. are facing growing uncertainty in the next school year
Across America, summer school is no longer a quiet classroom for struggling students—it’s a lively extension of the school year filled with smiles and learning.
A renewed focus on teacher retention is essential to support educators, thoughtfully replace retirees, and build a culture where all feel valued.
The problem isn’t the lack of technology. It’s a lack of consensus.
Leading against teaching for the test.
Standardized tests are slowly making way to assessment and accountability.
In Spartanburg, SC School District 6 our focus is on “Teaching with Intention.”
Discover how reinventing project based learning (PBL) can boost student engagement, human performance, and real-world skills beyond test scores in education.
Sometimes, students who are struggling in every other class excel in the arts.
Scholars are rethinking the effectiveness of zero-tolerance policies.
The profession of education can be frustrating.
Using widely-available programs and tech keeps K-8 students enthusiastic and learning.
