As president and CEO of Digital Promise, Jean-Claude Brizard has watched federal guidance play out across hundreds of school systems, and he does not think this letter goes far enough. He welcomes the ...

Some districts have reduced or paused “high-dosage” tutoring, while others are finding ways to save the most effective ...

Can Schools Trust AI Add-Ons? Edtech vendors are swiftly integrating AI features into new and existing instructional materials, often claiming that the features are educationally effective. EdReports, ...

Students who have had contact with Child Protective Services (CPS) by age 15 are at greater risk of missing school for both excused (health-related) and unexcused (truancy) reasons than students with ...

Young adults are finding it harder to borrow books reflective of their lived experiences in their schools and public libraries. It isn’t because these stories don’t exist — they do — but because ...

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Have you considered that the greatest risk of artificial intelligence might not be plagiarism, but the quiet erosion of students’ ability to think for themselves? “How does Kate Chopin use irony to ...

Two children play in a pretend kitchen inside the Brichta Infant and Early Learning Center, a converted former elementary school in Tucson Unified School District. Several years ago, Oklahoma City ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to clarify language about educator response. The individualized education program (IEP) process generates a big stack of papers, full of terminology that ...

A group third grade children in Charleston play a Stretch or Support game as part of a talent development program. A group of third grade students gather around a ...

Every few months, another headline declares the college degree dead. This Week with EdSurge examines what still holds up when artificial intelligence moves fast, through two guests who are both ...