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Jeremy Ray serves as superintendent of three school districts in Maine. All three enroll lots of students from low-income families.

A new federal rule cracks down on lead pipes in public water systems. But that focus is unlikely to have a limited effect in schools.

Pensions are a rising cost for school districts, but administrators have little control over them—and many don't know how they work

While electric school bus usage is growing nationally, it's not without its challenges. Here's a look at the state of transportation.

Voters will weigh ballot items that affect funding for electric school buses, tax revenue for state education budgets, and more.

Voters in three states, including two where Republicans won statewide and national races, on Tuesday decisively rejected efforts to expand or codify private school choice.

Lost in the chaos of the contentious presidential election this week was a slew of consequential proposals that touched on funding for many of the

The new administration's stance on special education isn't yet clear—but efforts to revamp federal policy could have ripple effects.

Less funding and more administrative chaos could be on the horizon—but basic building blocks like IDEA appear likely to remain.

Tying spending to outcomes is a goal many district leaders have. A new model for purchase contracts could make it easier.