The Supreme Court’s ruling on biological males participating in female sports is sure to invite more Title IX litigation ...

John Dewey believed the preservation of democracy depended on education. Teachers can show students why our 250-year-old ...

Honoring our independence against a backdrop of division, distrust, and flamboyant contempt for norms has got me thinking ...

Presumptive socialist mayor Janeese Lewis George could cater to unions itching to end teacher merit pay in the District.

FAFSA reform was Senator Lamar Alexander’s final legislative bow. ED did as little as possible to honor it, then everything ...

Martin R. West, the editor-in-chief of Education Next, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss the recent release of the National ...

Three decades after the Friedmans predicted how universal school choice would reshape the education playing field, we now can ...

The Classic Learning Test is unique among summative assessments in that it focuses entirely on classical texts. The floodwaters raged. Infuriated by the ceaseless clamor from the crowded city of ...

“All the things.” “All the crazy things.” “Too much leeway and free-for-all.” That’s how educators in Idaho, Maryland, and New Jersey describe technology use in their schools—and that’s just regarding ...

For many years, education researchers have puzzled over a common phenomenon known as the “fadeout effect”—that is, that the benefits of education interventions, such as early childhood enrichment ...

Public school teachers in Detroit attend a union meeting. Despite perceptions, teachers aren’t quitting in droves. Based on media accounts and the rhetoric of politicians, one might think teachers are ...

As they approach the end of high school, students face a major life decision. Should they go to college? In many high-income families, the college conversation occurs early and often—and no wonder, ...