Education

New York City schools are back to in-person learning after a snow-filled weekend, as crews clear the streets and programs ramp back up. It’s a moment of resilience and renewed momentum for a city regrouping and moving forward.

North West’s learning journey is turning heads: a passion-driven, hands-on approach that centers on fashion, music, and business over traditional subjects. As Kim Kardashian describes the curriculum—from budgeting trips to design projects—the online chorus questions whether creativity alone can carry the full weight of education. And with North stepping into music, the debate about balancing…

An approaching ice storm has local schools lining up remote-learning plans—from paper packets to online assignments. Discover how districts aim to keep learning on track with flexible formats for different grades and family needs.

Nearly 180 Duval County educators gather for the 35th EDDY Awards, where the 2026 VyStar Duval County Teacher of the Year will be named. It’s a night of honors, community support, and big plans for classrooms across the county.

Prince George’s County Public Schools outline a four-year, over-$6 million plan to boost campus safety with AI-powered tools. As budget pressures loom, the district signals tough choices ahead for programs and staffing while prioritizing a safer learning environment.

A courtroom showdown in Fort Worth could reshape who runs the district and the future of thousands of students. The dispute centers on when a pause in state accountability began and whether a campus partnership altered the district’s course. With multiple schools in the balance, the decision could have long-lasting implications for the region’s education…

North Austin celebrates a new beginning as Wooten Elementary opens a fully modernized campus funded by a 2022 AISD bond. From bright spaces to flexible learning areas, the school signals a bold future for students, families, and the community—where memories of the past meet fresh possibilities for everyday learning.

New Jersey schools are navigating a sweeping cellphone policy aimed at sharpening focus and safety in the classroom. One proposed solution, NuKase—a lockable phone management system—promises consistent enforcement without burdening teachers. With early successes in large districts, districts are weighing how this approach could reshape daily learning.

FCPS has released an updated round of redistricting proposals after extensive public input, with several changes postponed and others scaled back for a phased rollout. The plan now affects fewer students and shifts remain under review, leaving some questions about future boundaries unresolved. As the district moves toward a final hearing, communities are weighing how…

An arctic blast is upending weekend plans for Central Texas schools, canceling or rescheduling many activities. From athletics to field trips, districts are prioritizing safety as weather conditions evolve.

Handwriting once carried the weight of character and memory; now it faces a digital tide that favors speed over reflection. A timely meditation on what we may preserve, and what we may lose, when the pen gives way to pixels.

Cleveland’s school restructuring is reshaping how thousands get to class, and safety plans are still taking shape. With funding gaps and staffing shifts affecting Safe Passage and transit routes, families have questions about how students will travel securely. City and CMSD leaders stress ongoing collaboration to map safer routes and restore support for students on…

Michigan endures a brutal cold snap, and school closures aren’t decided by one rule. Districts weigh wind chills, road conditions, and how students ride to school, leading to a nuanced patchwork of decisions even during the same storm. From Royal Oak to Detroit Public Schools and local campuses, safety guides every call.

Winter weather is set to sweep North Texas, threatening freezing rain, sleet, and dangerously icy roads. Schools and colleges are monitoring conditions and weighing possible closures or schedule changes, with updates expected as the storm unfolds. Safety remains the top priority for districts across the area.

California-based RMD Law honors a standout student with its 2025 scholarship and kicks off the 2026 cycle. Learn how the program blends academics, leadership, and community impact to empower aspiring scholars.

JCPS is navigating a looming budget crisis that could trigger sweeping cuts and even school consolidations. The draft plan targets major savings across central office and student services, sparking strong reactions from families and staff as district leaders brace for tough decisions. The outcome could reshape how the district supports students and schools.

An unexpected pause in wage garnishments for defaulted student borrowers signals a broader overhaul of the repayment system. With new regulations heading toward a July rollout, the policy shift could redefine relief options, repayment paths, and debt recovery practices. The evolving approach is drawing mixed reactions from borrowers and taxpayers alike.

Oklahoma unveils a bold plan to expand early learning and tackle the childcare shortage with a substantial federal grant. New provider academies and an expanded Strong Start program aim to strengthen the field from the ground up, with rural communities in focus.

Community voices in Montgomery County pressed back against proposed pupil personnel worker cuts, warning that losing ten positions could push caseloads beyond safe levels and jeopardize vital student supports. Advocates urged restoration in the FY27 budget and demanded clearer, school‑level data. With a revised budget draft due in February, the discussion could shape services for…

Educators across New Jersey are signaling strong support for a new education leader, emphasizing a collaborative path with families and communities. With focus areas like student learning, mental health, and equitable funding, the conversation hints at a hopeful shift for the state’s public schools.

An unexpected pause in federal student loan collections signals a broader overhaul of repayment options. With millions in default, new reforms could reshape relief paths for borrowers and change how default is handled in the months ahead.