Education Articles

Over 11,000 cyclosporiasis cases across 41 states have prompted schools to reassess produce sourcing and implement safety protocols to protect student health in cafeterias.

England’s 3-2 World Cup victory over Mexico led to approximately 332,000 student absences on Monday, with school attendance dropping over three percentage points, according to initial data from over 12,000 state schools.

A new study finds that teachers’ anxiety about teaching math correlates with lower student test scores, with effects strongest among Black, Hispanic, and low-income students.

Major school districts are scaling back classroom technology use, with Los Angeles Unified restricting screens for younger grades and Pennsylvania’s Canon-McMillan reducing device distribution.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and his wife donate $75 million to Vanderbilt University’s new San Francisco campus, set to open in 2027.

The U.S. Department of Education eliminated protections against institutional policies that have disparate impacts on minority groups, now requiring evidence of intentional discrimination to violate civil rights law.

The White House released a new vision directing federal agencies to fund more scientific research outside universities, promoting individual researchers and multiyear grants while questioning the traditional university-centered model.

A survey found that 75% of educators report insufficient staffing trained to support English learners with disabilities, creating significant challenges in meeting these students’ dual language and special education needs.

Minnesota launched a new kindergarten assessment this school year that observes students during normal classroom activities rather than using computers, pencils, or paper, addressing concerns about traditional testing methods.

Researchers have developed a tool that predicts student absenteeism before it becomes chronic, allowing districts to identify at-risk students at the start of the school year using past attendance data.

The Trump administration withdrew a subpoena seeking names and contact information of Jewish employees at the University of Pennsylvania, with the university agreeing to drop its appeal in the settlement.

Many game websites are circumventing school web filters through proxy servers and hidden screen tactics, allowing students to access inappropriate content despite institutional blocking measures.