A significant swing to the GOP among parents of school-aged children helped deliver Trump the White House. Democrats are unsure how to reverse it.

From the spread of AI to the limits of federal COVID aid, these research findings captured the world of education this year.

The uptick in votes of no confidence is 'not normal,' said Fran Rabinowitz, executive director of the CT Association of Public School Superintendents.

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Wednesday's release of TIMSS scores shows that American students fell behind their international peers during the pandemic.

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As politicians attempt to diminish importance of teaching Black history, NYC students find joy seeing themselves, cultures in ...