Peter Greene

Sports are a familiar and traditional part of high schools in the U.S. They build (or reveal) character and yield numerous social, emotional, and cognitive benefits.

A new Pennsylvania study suggests that access to athletic opportunities varies widely between districts.

In his newest book, The Reverse Centaur's Guide to Life After A I , Cory Doctorow offers a framework that could be used by educators to figure out where (if anywhere) AI fits in a classroom.

More than two dozen families from a variety of faiths and school districts have challenged the Texas law that requires schools to post the state-approved version of the Ten Commandments in classrooms.

The federal voucher program birthed by the Big Beautiful Boondoggle Bill aims to spread a lot of money around, and folks are already getting ready to hoover up a share of the taxpayer-funded largesse. The tricks is to set up a Scholarship Granting Organization.

After two years of struggles, Bessemer, Alabama will elect a whole new school board this Tuesday and, perhaps, move one step closer to escaping state control.

If policy makers are truly concerned about a teacher shortage, this seems like an area to address directly and decisively. If their response is, "Well, if people don't want to pay that penalty, they should choose another line of work," they cannot be surprised when many people do, in fact, choose another line of work, and schools have more trouble finding teachers to work in classrooms.

The district provides an example of the kinds of issues that lead to, and follow from, a state takeover.

In their book Instructional Illusions Paul Kirschner, Carl Hendrick and Jim Heal argue that one defining characteristic of human learning is that “what

Teachers considering allowing students use bots “just for editing” should reconsider.