Principals should spend most of their time on high-impact tasks that make a difference in teaching and learning.

Riverhead’s middle and high schools report calmer classrooms, fewer phone-related disruptions and more face-to-face interaction under the new law.

City and county leaders should treat this moment as an opportunity to finally make lead poisoning rare instead of routine.

In an informal Education Week LinkedIn Poll earlier this year, 42% of respondents said they believe homework is necessary for ...

Mason, a sixth-grader, initially puts his shirt on backwards. His 8-year-old brother, Lucas, is drafting his Christmas wish list. Julia, who is in kindergarten, can’t find her socks. Noah, 3, ...

Indiana's school cellphone ban has led to fewer distractions, increased engagement, and potential academic improvements.

Long the titan of prep schools in Los Angeles, with a reputation as an Ivy League feeder, Harvard-Westlake has seen the ...

A MSU medical student's unique residency at a senior living community enriches her learning experience, fostering vital ...

Projects involving the two Atlanta institutions have used technology to advance conservation efforts at Georgia Aquarium and ...

Life took Jessica McConnell out of the school library, but it didn’t take the school library out of her. Now, she’s ...

Attendance is down in New Orleans and Jefferson Parish. "Students who are afraid of being picked up by ICE agents are not ...