Reading scores are still falling on the "nation's report card," while math scores are the same.

Reopening schools didn't increase Covid cases, hospitalizations or deaths in five countries. But kids learned more.

Biden's education legacy: He gave schools billions to recover from the pandemic, but didn't focus on learning.

Teenagers are working less and earning higher grades. Everybody's "phoning it in."

Democrats have lost their edge with parents of school-aged children.

U.S. students are doing much worse in math, while some other countries are improving.

Schools got $190 billion in emergency funding during the epidemic, write Marguerite Roza, director of Georgetown's Edunomics Lab, and...

Many more parents are paying for in-person or online tutoring.

Students -- and teachers -- lost reasoning, memory and executive-function skills during the pandemic. Stress? Long Covid? Screens?

Special education numbers are up.

Teens aren't quite as sad or suicidal as they were in 2021, reports the CDC, but violence, bullying and school avoidance are up.

President Biden's education agenda deserves a D.

Grade inflation soared when learning went remote, writes Amber Northern. Lax requirements to turn in work, fewer graded assignments, and...

Urban charter students made significant gains in reading and math in a summer program that combined instruction and enrichment, reports...

"God knows, we don't pay you enough," Kamala Harris told teachers at the American Federation of Teachers convention in Houston. That went...

Student behavior hasn't recovered from the pandemic, says a federal survey of public schools.

This year's eighth graders were in fourth grade when their schools shut down. As they head to high school, the average student is nine...

Covid toddlers are now in school, and teachers say many are not doing very well, report Claire Cain Miller and Sarah Mervosh in the New...

The federal government gave schools $190 billion in emergency funding during and after the pandemic. The extra money helped students...

Some students get less class time -- and usually learn less.