When and how to address the toll the pandemic has taken on education, dealing with the digital divide, finding requisite funding and resuming testing looming ...

Students from historically oppressed groups will experience much greater learning loss and higher dropout rates due to the pandemic

As college students gear up to go back to school for the spring semester, they’re coping with a range of concerns, from their health to ...

Throughout the year in New Jersey education progress was made and technology gaps closed, but many of the same problems persist as the academic calendar ...

The task facing teachers in 2020 was herculean as the early-March closure that was expected to last only a few week has continued through the ...

Miguel Cardona’s Hispanic heritage and his stand on testing, diversity, learning loss and charters sound good to state’s educators — but it’s very early days

Every year Cresthaven Academy Charter School collects presents for its students, many of which come from disadvantaged homes.

A few superintendents plan to welcome a snow day and encourage kids to turn off those laptops and get outside if the forecast holds.

Monitoring academic progress of students with IEPs is more important than ever

At a Chatham school board meeting this week, Betsy Yates Long and Laura Noonan, co-presidents of the Chatham Education Association spoke of reports that students ...