1 in 5 child care workers in the US is an immigrant. Trump’s deportations and raids have many terrified
1 in 5 child care workers is an immigrant. Many aren’t showing up for work as the federal crackdown on immigration ramps up
A half-billion-dollar federal program is supposed to help students with disabilities get jobs. In New Jersey, only 2 percent of eligible students are getting this help
New NAEP scores show that the achievement gap in math between the highest and lowest performing US eighth graders is the largest it has been in the history of the test
A prominent professor of special education argues evidence for special education inclusion is ‘fundamentally flawed’
Parents of premature babies in Illinois and across the country are struggling to get help their children are entitled to
A widely cited neuroscience study last year found that taking notes by hand instead of typing them was "beneficial for learning". New analysis published in the same academic journal argues that claim isn't supported by the results
New Zealand wants to close math achievement gaps by ending academic tracking
New Zealand hopes big changes to its math instruction can halt a slide in student achievement. We sent a reporter there to see what's happening in classrooms
Vermont is a case study for what happens when public universities merge or close because of decreasing student enrollment
School buses provided by McDowell County Schools helped a hurricane-battered medical plant come back to service
Cal Poly Humboldt created California's first bachelor's degree program at a maximum-security prison. Now it is the first program in the country permitted to let incarcerated students use Pell Grants to pay for college
A community college could transform a region — and help itself grow. Will voters buy it?
New research: 2 out of 5 child care teachers make so little they need public assistance to support their families
We sent a reporter to Norway to write about early childhood education. What she found? A child care system that lets kids be kids
Some colleges are aiming financial aid at a declining market: middle-class students
What Tennessee learned after a decade of free community college
Some schools cut paths to calculus in the name of equity. One group takes the opposite approach
How flawed IQ tests prevent kids from getting help in school
The hardest job in education: Convincing parents to send their kids to a San Francisco public school
Potty training over 3 years old?
The far-right takeover of West Bonner school district disrupted learning and prompted an exodus of students and teachers. A group of moms – many of them Republican – organized to fight back
College leaders refocus attention on their students’ top priority: Jobs after graduation
Arizona gave families public money for private schools. Then private schools raised tuition
