“Education Spring”—the rise of public education advocates against the business-backed privatization movement—is spreading across the country and has finally reached Washington. But if you’re wondering why standardized testing is causing
Don’t look now, but ‘Education Spring’ is arriving Read More »
Across the nation, parents and educators are raising objections to the Common Core standards, and many states are reconsidering whether to abandon them and the federally-funded tests that accompany them.
The Fatal Flaw of the Common Core Standards Read More »
If you’ve ever thought of becoming a teacher, you’ve probably wondered where the best state to work would be. But when you look at salaries geographically, you have to take
The 10 States that (really) pay teachers the most Read More »
New federal civil rights data show persistent and widespread disparities among disadvantaged students from prekindergarten through high school on key indicators—calling into question whether the national push for educational equity
Nation Falls Far Short on Educational Equity, Data Show Read More »
Parents of public school students have sued the state to increase funding for education and target more assistance to disadvantaged students who are living in poverty or learning English. The lawsuit
New Mexico sued over public-school financing Read More »
A black boy in baggy pants is disciplined, while a white girl in a short skirt, also against the dress code, is left alone. A girl gets suspended for fighting,
When school discipline is unfair: four ways to do better Read More »
The Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund today commended the New York City Department of Education, which runs the nation’s largest school district, for issuing guidelines on how to meet
Nation’s Largest School District Adopts Transgender Guidelines Read More »
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a Pennsylvania school district’s appeal of a lower-court ruling that upheld the right of students to wear “I ♥ Boobies”
Supreme Court Declines District’s Appeal in ‘Boobies’ Student-Speech Case Read More »
A Facebook post by the daughter of a Florida educator cost the father $80,000 out of a larger settlement of an employment discrimination suit against a private school. “Mama and
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