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Multnomah County's Preschool for All program will add about 240 new midyear seats starting in January 2026, though a waitlist of over 900 families remains.
Louisiana's schools are seeing major academic gains under Superintendent Cade Brumley, whose focus on literacy has yielded top results amid national political debates.
A new analysis reveals a major disconnect between the focus of US education research and the practical needs of teachers, who are grappling with discipline and retention.
A Wisconsin appeals court has dismissed a defamation suit against a parent, ruling that calling a school employee 'woke' is protected opinion, not a statement of fact.
Schools are using accommodations to help students with anxiety, but experts warn that letting them avoid stressful tasks may actually make anxiety worse.
Ohio lawmakers have introduced House Bill 545, new legislation aiming to prioritize public school students for bus services, addressing transport issues.
The Kansas State Department of Education has asked the federal government for a waiver to merge state and federal school accountability systems into one model.
Newark Superintendent Roger León's contract was extended to 2030 in a surprise move after a board member reversed her vote from a previous meeting.
Metro Nashville Public Schools has launched a multi-year, district-wide review of school start and end times, with potential changes coming in 2026.
Austin ISD has revised its controversial school closure plan after community feedback, but the proposal to shut 13 campuses remains ahead of a Nov. 20 vote.
A Trump administration proposal offering universities federal benefits for adopting certain policies is facing widespread rejection from academic institutions across the country.
The Boston School Committee has approved a 3% pay raise for Superintendent Mary Skipper, bringing her annual salary to over $320,000 plus a $60,000 annuity.
