Browsing: Education

Since January 2025, educators and advocates for English learners and immigrant students have raised concerns about support for these populations, even as schools’ federal obligations to…

The Contra Costa College Foundation surprised 181 students by agreeing to pay off their debts to the community college.   Students received texts with a video…

When it comes to improving teacher morale, consistent teamwork—and a little bit of grace—matters more than performative support.Education Week’s 2026 State of Teaching survey found that…

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As the war in Iran continues to dominate the headlines, educators have been navigating how to best address the controversial subject in the classroom.EdWeek recently asked…

Imagine that you are a California community college student planning the next steps in your academic career. You start by selecting your field of study and…

Schools in London continue to be hardest hit by housing costs and the falling birthrate. Further closures and mergers of primary schools are expected after a…

To offer students extra credit—that is the question.In fact, it’s an age-old question, one that some systems, liked standards-based grading, claim to answer by completely eliminating…

A new report found younger students are completing undergraduate credentials at higher rates. Xavier Lorenzo/iStock/Getty Images Plus Students are earning undergraduate credentials at younger ages, according…

“Lord Cromer was a successful consul-general of Egypt. To what extent do you agree?” I read this essay prompt in my A-level history class, wondering what…