Maureen Downey

The study found short, concise homework assignments are the best approach to reinforce learning.

The state Senate is looking at why Georgia teachers are quitting, but seems unwilling to consider how culture war laws attacking schools has demoralized educators.

In explaining the internet disruptions throughout its schools last week, Bartow County school system officials confirmed it experienced an “attempt by an unauthorized external source to access a part of our information systems.”

Only three states mandate media literacy in school. More is needed to avoid children attempting idiotic TikTok challenges or believing wild conspiracy theories.

In 1987, during my first stint teaching a college class in journalism, I advised students to read a daily newspaper to stay abreast of the news.

Education was a not a pivotal issue for the 2024 presidential candidates or apparently for voters, either.

Tuesday's election seems to be making parents and schools worried.

A report calls for closing the opportunity gaps in education of Black kids but the current political climate may make it a tough sell.

A sweeping report two weeks ago by the Atlanta-based Southern Education Foundation on the stalled progress of Black students bears the title “Miles to go.”

In filling his cabinet, President-elect Donald Trump is giving greater weight to loyalty and wealth over experience and credentials.