Lauren Coffey

Despite concerns about screen time, more preschool teachers are using artificial intelligence products in their classrooms, according to a new report.

Changes — and subsequent confusion and concern — largely defined the early childhood education sector in 2025. Multiple social programs including Head Start and hunger assistance programs were in flux. Rising costs of living were coupled with the rising costs of child care. And many EdSurge readers were left searching for answers, as seen in our most-read stories of the year.

Parents have yet another choice to make in raising their children: whether or not to redshirt their kids, or keep them from entering kindergarten at ...

As federal and state legislation swirls over the usage of cellphones and personal devices in classrooms, there is a renewed push for another form of technology: surveillance cameras.

Schools are finding new, data-driven ways to re-approach gifted and talented programs -- with a focus on inclusivity.

There may be more four-year-olds than ever before enrolled in state-funded preschools, but the quality and availability of those programs have experts ...

SCHOOL SOFTWARE SCRUTINY: Legislators have pushed back against cell phones in the classroom but are now focused on ensuring school software on devices ...

A student in North Dakota utilizes virtual reality headsets to further explore potential careers in a new state-wide initiative.

Advocates believe recess is just as beneficial as classroom time for children's learning.

While schools have made progress in technology adoption — from artificial intelligence guidelines to vetting education technology — they still struggle with the lack of resources, funding and expertise, according to a new report.