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Clamping down on exemptions from vaccinations. Starting high schools later in the day. Giving school boards more latitude to reject charter schools. Paying quality child

School districts are equipping teachers with “panic button” apps, which officials say are making schools safer. Experts say, though, that while the apps might look

In his first public comments since New York City’s education department revealed more than 900 classrooms tested positive for peeling lead paint, Chancellor Richard Carranza

A task that once took a week now only takes a few hours, thanks to a switch to paper-free attendance recording in Texas’ Lamar Consolidated

The state’s biggest teacher union spent more than $1 million a month since April to influence lawmakers as it pushed bills aimed at cracking down

One of the top curriculum trends in recent years doesn’t involve resources and material themselves, but rather the space in which learning occurs — shifting

A Nevada school district is rethinking bathroom designs to help eliminate questions regarding which restroom children should use based on gender identity. The Washoe County

While school safety planning is often focused on preparing for active shooter scenarios, natural disasters occur more frequently and can have a devastating impact on

In the wake of the NCLB’s increased emphasis on standardized testing accountability two decades ago, schools cut back in a number of areas to make

Recognizing the need to provide better housing options for teachers in the state, Colorado’s Governor is urging the State Land Board, which oversees the use

By Jennifer Bestor, research director for Educate Our State, a statewide, grassroots, parent-led organization educating and uniting Californians to provide all students with a high-quality

A public interest law firm that has bird-dogged Los Angeles Unified’s spending has filed a formal complaint demanding that the state’s largest school district redo

Many kinds of public institutions have been hit with ransomware attacks in recent years, but school districts are proving to be particularly enticing to hackers.

If the California Schools and Local Community Funding Act passes in 2020, it could trigger the closure of strip malls and small businesses across San