Evie Blad

Los Angeles Unified will excuse some schools from periodic assessments. Supporters hope it will inspire new ways to measure learning.

For students, participating in mock elections is no longer as simple as checking a box by a presidential candidate's name and dropping a homemade paper ballot into a bin.

Mock elections are a time-honored tradition for many schools, bringing excitement and energy for students as they act out the civic duty while adults head to the real polls.

The teacher-shortage discourse has a long history—and no perfect solutions.

Florida voters rejected a constitutional amendment to make school board races partisan.

It's not impossible, but many of its functions would need to move elsewhere Plans to abolish the U.S.

Trump would need approval from Congress to dismantle the Education Department or change federal education policy.

The incoming Trump administration is not likely to appeal the decision.

The former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment is a longtime Trump ally

State education chiefs are working with the Pentagon to make students' enlistment data more accessible for schools.