Naaz Modan

The department will no longer include information on nonbinary students and has excluded "gender identity" from its definition of rape.

Teens from military families face unique hurdles that districts can prepare for, beginning by identifying those students, experts say.

These adolescents face distinct hurdles, including frequent moves and parental deployments, not experienced by “civilian” teens.

As schools head into the 2026-27 school year, some classrooms will be reopening with religious displays despite parents' efforts to stop them.

A Center on Reinventing Public Education report outlines ways to successfully transform school systems for improvement.

The Trump administration's move against unintentional discrimination will likely narrow or close investigations, education civil rights experts say.

Most districts don't have the systems in place to screen for the learning disability related to numbers and math, CRPE said in a report.

The nation's largest school system will task the personnel with addressing a student behavior that affects up to 15% of youth and fuels chronic absenteeism.

Three years into Texas’ takeover of the district, one of its most troubled schools has risen from seven consecutive F ratings to its first-ever A.

Districts and states under federal investigation from the U.S. Department of Education may see their cases narrowed or dropped as a result of the agency’s