Education News & Research
When you teach, it’s important to know who’s making the laws that affect education and what those laws are. Here’s the latest education news and teacher takes on education news.
This Strategy Can Double Reading Comprehension for Students With Intellectual Disabilities
Open doors for students with intellectual disabilities to connect more deeply with the world around them.
This Rural Wisconsin High School Improved Student Discipline by Making This Important Shift
Research proves these practices show significant promise for students.
Political Pressure Is Breaking Teachers: “It’s Exhausting and Demoralizing”
"If we keep pretending certain realities don’t exist, our kids will grow up unprepared for the world they’re actually living in."
Schools Are No Longer Protected From Immigration Raids—What That Means for the 2025-26 School Year
We spoke with three experts about how to prepare for potential ICE raids this school year.
OPINION: Texas’ Ten Commandments Law Puts Teachers in a Terrible Position
This is actually happening in classrooms right now.
Exclusive New Survey Reveals What’s Really Going On With School Enrollment
Here's what educators say happens when enrollment changes.
The Trump Administration Wants AI Literacy in Schools—What That Means for Teachers
We talked with two experts to learn more about what teachers can expect.
Trump Is Dismantling the Department of Education—What This Means for Teachers and Schools
We spoke with three education experts about the trickle-down effects teachers may see this year.
OPINION: After Idaho Bans “Everyone Is Welcome Here” Posters, Teachers Want To Know—Who Isn’t?
Plus, a free download of our poster.
How to Help the Texas Hill Country Right Now
How to donate money and flood relief items.
The Supreme Court Says Schools Need To Allow Opt-Outs From LGBTQ Stories—What Teachers Need To Know
If students and parents can veto specific lessons and assignments, where is the line?
Federal Court Blocks Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law—What Teachers Need To Know
Displays in public schools risk violating the Establishment Clause by promoting religion.
