Some critics say that focusing on the pass rate is not a valid indicator of the quality of a teacher prep program

As COVID-19 spiked, key senator considered requiring vaccine for students. That’s off the table now

Dr. Malia Beckwith on the potential obstacles of a return to in-person learning

The idea for the camp came after many young people became involved in Black Lives Matter protests last year

Dr. Jeanne Craft, president of New Jersey American Academy of Pediatrics, discusses the recommendation

Socioeconomic status may be prioritized over race in two elite schools

Budget clause says schools will get more money if feds say state cuts broke pandemic relief rules

Focusing on social issues and how to solve them — and learning how to podcast

School library media specialists reach every student, every year they’re in that building, fostering relationships that ignite and sustain a love of reading and learning

About 4,000 fewer students applied to traditional schools and most charter schools. But time remains to recruit students