A new Yale analysis reveals K-12 students with regular SEL access had improved test scores and grades.
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The University of Virginia reached a deal with the DOJ to pause civil rights probes without financial penalties.
Sumner High School, St. Louis, the oldest Black grad school west of the Mississippi, fights to survive after a tornado.
The U.S. Department of Education grants $150M to train K-12 teachers in civics, but what defines nonpartisan civics today?
Many U.S. schools are moving to a four-day week to retain teachers, but concerns about academic losses persist.
A judge orders the return of books on gender and race to school libraries on military bases, citing First Amendment rights.
Universities Reject Trump's Compact for Federal Funding
Six out of nine universities refuse to sign a Trump administration compact limiting policies on transgender rights.
Four times as many people see school theater than Broadway. Adapting Broadway for teens is a unique challenge.
The Trump administration cuts 466 Department of Education jobs, impacting special education and low-income student support.
Maria Cristina Tomimbang, a math teacher in Montana, faces challenges as new H-1B visa fees impact international educators.