Anna Merod

With the FCC program’s future in legal limbo, here’s what it means for schools and libraries that use the federal funds for affordable internet connectivity.

The gap is raising concerns that people of color are opting out of careers in education, a Natonal Council on Teacher Quality report suggests.

Though similar laws have gained steam in Democratic-leaning states, at least one — Illinois — has begun to see pushback.

From public school enrollment trends to the Supreme Court declining a closely watched K-12 case, what did you learn from our recent stories?

Special educators, classroom aides and mental health professionals are among the most understaffed roles, according to NCES data.

An economist says the president-elect’s proposed import taxes could drive up material costs and impact K-12 capital projects.

Schools continue to navigate persistent workforce challenges including a shortage of special education teachers and gaps in diversity.

When schools have to delay maintenance projects, costs can rise in the long run if emergency repairs are needed, a school business official said.

However, average rates showed racial and ethnic disparities, according to newly released National Center for Education Statistics data.

In an expanded version of our weekly feature, here's a chance to show what you learned from some of 2024's biggest stories.