Here are four trends to watch in the 2025-26 school year, according to a K-12 Dive article. Tight budgets meet enrollment declines As the new school year begins, fall enrollment numbers will be crucial for
Nearly one-third of K-12 public schools in the U.S. now mandate mental health screenings for students, according to a recent RAND report, detailed in an Education Week article. The study, a survey of 1,019 school
When deciding who should take algebra, districts should balance expanding early access to the subject in 8th grade with ensuring students are academically ready, according to an article in The 74. Broaden participation while preventing
Students are not well prepared to handle adult life skills, or choose a feasible path forward, according to a Gallup-led national survey of high school students and their parents and guardians reported on by Education
In training teachers to use AI, we must not outsource the foundational work of teaching, writes Timothy Cook, M.Ed., in a Chalkbeat essay. Cook teaches third grade and researches AI’s impact on education. Last year,
Teachers will be motivated when they realize the tangible results of professional learning in their classrooms, writes Catherine Guillory of the Lafayette Parish School System (LA) in an eSchool News essay. Here are five steps
Most students with learning differences spend the majority of their time in general education classrooms, according to an Education Week article. Teachers need to talk with them about their struggles to read, write, or do
One in four U.S. adults consult a bot to learn something, up from 8% in 2023, with almost as many using them for work, according to The Pew Research Center and reported by ZDNet. Pew
Teachers need more support to make the science of reading a primary classroom method, according to an article in eSchool News. Few New York educators report using it as their prime approach to literacy instruction, according
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