PEN America Reports Rise in Book Bans for 2024-2025
PEN America's latest report highlights a surge in book bans across U.S. schools, with 6,870 incidents reported.
Posts published in “Education”
"When I went to boarding school, I was 7," said Ramona Klein, recalling the hardships of being cut off from family.
Back-to-school supplies are pricier for parents and teachers. Learn how one school district is tackling this issue.
Levent, a student with ADHD, faces frequent suspensions at his Indianapolis school, impacting his academic progress.
When 11-year-old Ameya Desai won NPR's Student Podcast Challenge, she uncovered a local tale about Japanese incarceration.
Federal judge orders Trump administration to restore $500M in UCLA grants, citing procedural violations.
The halt in federal funding for CAMP affects thousands of migrant students, leaving colleges scrambling to support them.
Young Podcaster Enthralls with Monster Tales
Ryan Betts-Ng, 11, charms NPR judges with "Monster Madness," a creative podcast exploring Bigfoot legends.
In a new court filing, the AFT urges action on loan cancellation before tax changes hit, impacting many borrowers.
UC Berkeley faces backlash for sharing names with Trump officials in an antisemitism probe, raising academic freedom concerns.