Numerous studies underscore the effects of high-quality curricula on student achievement, but to achieve the intended goal of adopting such curricula, careful attention must be paid to the implementation process.
Schools, districts, and states should coordinate and prioritize investment in high-quality math pathways for students.
Presidential candidates should have comprehensive plans to give every student access to an excellent education.
By placing a focus on racial equity, CTE programs can help narrow opportunity gaps.
This report outlines strategies to increase authentic student voice in education at the school, district, and state levels.
Data from the Department of Education show that civil rights enforcement for LGBTQ students has been drastically scaled back since the start of the Trump administration.
Education research needs to respond to the current needs of teachers and students.
Over the past year, eight states have updated their sex education standards, and seven more states have advanced legislation to do so as well.
States must take legislative action in order to ensure that the coursework to receive a high school diploma is the same for college admissions eligibility.
Through voucher programs, private schools receive public funding even as they fail to protect the most vulnerable students from discrimination.
In states with the lowest teacher pay, teacher protests have been common, as has legislative action to increase salaries.
Educators share how the uncertainty surrounding Dreamers and long-time residents, including Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, is affecting their students.
The FY 2020 Department of Education budget proposal would make drastic and harmful cuts.
CAP analysis found that homework is generally aligned to Common Core State Standards, but additional policy changes would make it more valuable.
America’s crumbling and outdated public school buildings desperately need federal government support.