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.
Grades:
Kindergarten
What Is Redshirting in Kindergarten and Should Parents Choose It?
Redshirting has its pros and cons.
How Seattle High School Students Got $20 Million for More School Counselors—Paid For by Local Corporations
Students made a bold demand with the "Amazon Tax" and won.
A New Report Shows School Segregation Has Increased 64% Since 1988
What educators should know about school segregation—and how we can help.
8 Things Teachers Need if We Want To Save Education in 2024
There are solutions—but we have to get moving.
Grades:
High School
The Surprising Thing I Noticed Watching Videos of High School Students From the ’90s
Today's high school students can't believe what they see in this video.
Research Says This Is What It’s Like Teaching in 2024
Teachers share how they feel about work-life balance, stress, salary, and more.
Grades:
High School
Are Students Getting False Diagnoses To Get Accommodations for Extended Time?
And who does this hurt?
Over 100 Students Showed Up to a Solar Eclipse Party Their Teacher Invited Them to 46 Years Earlier
“It’s not about the eclipse. It’s about you guys being here to share this time with my family and me and each other."
Grades:
Middle School
How This Middle School Reinvigorated Career Day for the 2024 Student
Show students there are so many careers to choose from other than "influencer."
From the Classroom to Congress: Meet the Teachers Running for Office in 2024
These educators want your vote.
Grades:
High School
Students Heading to College Next Year Are the Least College-Ready in 30 Years
What does this tell us?
Grades:
High School
College Is Not for Everyone, and It’s Time High Schools Reflect That
A quarter of higher-education attendees earn less than high school graduates 10 years down the line.
