Education

As the national debate over children’s screen use continues to grow, Alabama lawmakers are advancing legislation designed to draw firmer boundaries around how technology is used in early childhood education.

Arizona’s mounting housing affordability challenges and ongoing debates over school funding now have a new focal point: how the state manages its trust lands. At a special hearing this week,

A Transparency Battle Reaches the 100-Day Mark At the Arizona State Capitol, a transparency dispute that began quietly in late summer has now reached a milestone few expected: 100 days

Governor Phil Scott Calls for Courage and Consensus as Vermont Faces Steep Property Tax Hike Vermont Governor Phil Scott is urging lawmakers to move decisively on long-discussed education system reforms

Investing in the Next Generation: Alexandria High School Awarded MAELC Grant to Expand Agricultural Learning A $10,000 Boost for Hands-On Education As conversations about food systems, sustainability, and agricultural literacy

Election Results Reflect a Dramatic Turn Voters in the Tolleson Union High School District have rejected both the district’s proposed bond and override measures, marking a dramatic shift in public

Supporting Women on Non-Traditional Education Paths Hoosier women who once paused their education and are ready to return to the classroom now have a new opportunity for support. The Indiana

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with longtime Port Jervis educator and coach Brian Rollman, whose classroom—known to generations of students as “Club 110”—is a haven of positivity and

Indiana students dreaming of a career in the classroom have a new opportunity to make that goal a reality. Applications are now open for the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship,

A Push for Focused Learning Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced legislation that will restrict the use of cell phones and other wireless devices during classroom instruction. Assembly Bill 2, now concurred