An expert outlines what schools need to do to ensure that ed tech is accessible for students with special needs.

As emerging technologies like AI make their way into classrooms, many educators worry that they could hinder learning outcomes. And while there could be benefits to AI when implemented with intention, ...

As Black History Month ends, a school leader in Norwalk, Conn., reflects on her varied approach to celebrating the month—and ...

The U.S. Department of Education is asking the public to report practices of diversity, equity, and inclusion in public ...

The cuts have come fast in recent weeks, imperiling data collection, teacher-training funds, and problem-solving for states ...

School leaders hold one of the most demanding roles in education. Not only are they charged with being visionaries, managers, ...

Henry M. Smith is an assistant professor of education leadership and policy at the Johns Hopkins School of Education. He ...

Federally registered principal apprenticeship programs have recently opened up as a pathway for districts to prepare future leaders from within their own teacher ranks. An apprenticeship lets ...

Today, the nation’s special education law merely authorizes—and no longer requires—the federal government to reach the 40 ...

Multiple surveys make clear that teachers care deeply about school culture when sizing up jobs. Here's what that means.

Schools should give parents a primer on how AI is used in education, emphasizing its strengths and weaknesses.

Software showing how a student interacted with a document can shine a light on AI cheating, but it shouldn't be the final ...