Educated Reporter
Read practical advice from EWA staffers and guest journalists from around the United States about all things education.
Educated Reporter
After countless false starts and protracted negotiations, a bill to reauthorize the main federal law for K-12 education is slated for consideration by the U.S. ...
Laptops chimed as students played a game designed to teach them the basics of geometry inside a fourth grade classroom at the Cesar E. Chavez Multicultural Acad...
There’s no doubt about it: Student loans can be a big financial burden to recent college graduates....
Five years ago, Nicholas Senn High School on the Near North Side of Chicago was one some educators felt lucky to avoid. While student discipline might have been...
A lot has changed about applying to college, but one thing that has endured for generations is the dreaded FAFSA....
Focusing on student learning, and structuring the school to fit students’ varied learning paces, is proving to be a game changer, said panelists at EWA’s re...
The Noble Network of Charter Schools is arguably Chicago’s most famous charter chain....
As school districts across the country work to address racial inequities in discipline, some campuses are trying alternative approaches to keeping students out ...
Five years after the Common Core standards were completed, how have educational publishers responded? Where are schools turning for instructional materials? And...
