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A man accused of sexually assaulting a Pennsylvania college student in 2013 and then, years later, sending her a message that said “So I...
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The education secretary has admitted she does not know how “widespread” the use of “inappropriate” relationships and sex education resources is in schools. Gillian...
Leaders
It’s been 20 years since Michael Bennett was shot in the hallway of Columbia High School in East Greenbush, N.Y. The physical injury healed...
Academies
Teaching assistants and other school support staff employed by councils have been offered a pay increase of at least £1,290, but unions say the...
Academies
The government has published its long-awaited draft guidance update on relationships, sex and health education, setting age limits on “sensitive” topics and ordering schools...
Teaching
Teachers’ unions, long defenders of the teaching profession, are now putting their own spin on an often-criticized component: teacher preparation. The Washington Education Association...
Teaching
This post wraps up a seven-part series on small moves teachers can make that can lead to outsized impacts on student achievement. Encourage Student...
Teaching
Nicolle Echeverria, a political science major from the California State University, was sure about a career in law. But things took a turn in...
Academies
Hard as it may be to believe, gender identity was not always a culture war issue that no sane person would willingly offer an...
Academies
Labour has put recruiting 6,500 extra teachers as one of its six “first steps for change” in government – but has again failed to...
Academies
Schools should use mentoring and sports to support vulnerable pupils, survey pupils on where and when violence takes place and “cautiously” consider interventions that...
Policy
Corey DeAngelis is a senior fellow at the American Federation for Children and the executive director of the Educational Freedom Institute. He’s a controversial,...
Academies
Fining sixth forms for pupils not doing resits and introducing minimum teaching hours will disadvantage all students and could see nearly £10 million seized...
Academies
Cuts to children’s services at “bankrupt” Birmingham council will leave already stretched schools “plugging the gaps”, teachers have warned. Birmingham has proposed £300...
Academies
Supply teachers are exploring “Post Office-style” group litigation to take on umbrella companies over unlawful deductions from their salaries and missing holiday pay. The...
Teaching
Today’s post is the second in a series on how teachers can help students feel like lessons are more relevant to their lives. Listen...
Academies
A “sizeable minority” of academy trusts may be vulnerable to funding issues because of falling primary pupil numbers, according to new analysis. Research by...
Academies
Two of England’s largest academy trusts now top-slice almost 10 per cent from their schools’ budgets to fund beefed-up central teams. But trust chiefs...
Academies
Thousands of schools face “severe financial hardship” because of a technical funding change made “without warning” which meant that they got a measly 0.5...
Academies
Artificial Intelligence (AI) brings the most seismic disruption to our lives since the industrial revolution and the invention of the internet. It has the...
Leaders
Parents who are considering changing or adjusting their children’s schooling situation say mental health is a leading factor driving their decisions, concludes a new...
Technology
Ciara Sivels had her heart set on becoming a pastry chef and attending culinary school after graduation, until her high school chemistry teacher encouraged...
Policy
A federal appeals court on May 15 refused to block a Maryland school district’s policy preventing parents from opting their children out of LGBTQ+...
Policy
After 70 years, what is left to say about Brown v. Board of Education? A lot, it turns out. As the anniversary nears this...
Policy
Leaders from three large school districts condemned antisemitism at a congressional hearing on Wednesday and didn’t deny it has been on the rise in...
Leaders
A surge in students’ chronic absenteeism since the return to in-person classes hasn’t discriminated, threatening academic recovery in schools of all sizes and demographic...
Leaders
Editor’s note: For additional perspectives on the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, Education Week Opinion Contributor Bettina L. Love invited R....
Leaders
Many educators will tell you that cellphones are a source of serious academic, mental health, and behavioral problems for students. And school leaders are...
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Unions are known for fighting for higher pay and workplace conditions. But academic workers in the University of California system authorized their union on...
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California has grand ambitions for ethnic studies. By 2025, the state’s public high schools — about 1,600 of them — must teach the subject....
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When it comes to choosing a commencement speaker, colleges and universities take different approaches. Some go local, selecting well-known figures in the area. Others...