Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday accused the U.S. Department of Education of "frontloading" grants — or making multiyear funding available in one lump sum ahead of time rather than funding a larger ...

The Education Department targeted curriculum activities under student privacy laws, calling the materials "invasive ...

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Schools still face obstacles with the popular approach, including that implementation and teacher supports focus mainly on ...

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A new state policy sets pathways for more advanced math coursework beginning in 4th grade, but some educators have concerns.

A New York University professor says teachers can model "productive discomfort" and encourage students to have a growth ...

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Nearly all surveyed teachers said they provide student mental health supports, but half say this task has recently become ...

Earlier this year, K-12 Dive asked readers to tell us about the assistant principals and district leaders going above and beyond in their schools. In poring over dozens of nominations, we heard about ...