Watch & Listen

In Chicago, thousands of students are earning high school diplomas but showing up at the city’s two-year colleges unprepared for the next step in their academic journeys

Civics teachers are increasingly using current events to help students understand the democratic system — and to be engaged and informed citizens

“The Nation’s Report Card,” a.k.a. the National Assessment of Educational Progress, is a vast gold mine of data that can generate compelling education stories and enrich overall news coverage with deeper context and examples

Education reporters are increasingly covering incidents of racism, antisemitism and other forms of hate committed by K-12 students

In New York City, separated by just 15 blocks, two boys with similar learning disabilities struggled in public school classrooms

In the mainland United States, typical conversations about Hawaii are more likely to center on dream vacations than teacher shortages