Reasons include stricter rules on returning sick kids to school, lack of hands-on learning, family crises, online options.

If a little avatar of [me] opens and sounds like me, that could be another way of connecting with students,” one Pennsylvania ...

This fight is going national,’ he said of his departure, which one critic called ‘a positive move for Oklahoma.’ ...

As the sector flourishes, a Rand Corp. look at student performance at 271 schools in all 50 states ran up against parents’ aversion to testing.

The best source of information on international student performance is the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) tests, but the most recent PISA data is from 2022. And PISA 2022 says ...

Hartney: Strikes over 'common-good' community issues, rather than salary and benefits, show stark differences between Republicans and Democrats.

Through the expansion of outdoor learning, schools are targeting mental health, academic reengagement and the ‘nature gap.’ ...

A new Washington Post/KFF poll surveyed over 2,700 parents, and the results reveal troubling doubts about vaccines.

That remains true since the end of stabilization grants, but data on licensed child care through the end of June 2025 shows ...

Manno: While some countries provide clear classroom-to-career pathways, many — including the U.S. — leave teens unready for the next stage of life.

New research finds half of LGBTQ young people live in the 27 states where a swell of new laws restrict their in-school rights ...

Over two days of chaotic meetings, RFK Jr.’s newly handpicked CDC advisory group updated vaccine recommendations, including for measles and COVID.