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A new federal directive intended to protect the rights of transgender students is causing waves for states and school districts

How fair are controversial new tests being used by some states to certify teachers? Who are the prospective classroom educators struggling the most with the often costly, time-consuming process?

Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. spoke at the 69th EWA National Seminar in Boston. Journalists and outlets are free to use EWA’s video, audio, and photos of the event. If you do, please credit Education Writers Association

Cory Turner and Acacia Squires of National Public Radio’s education team discuss a new project focusing on how local and state dollars flow to public schools

Are education reporters unwittingly contributing to the hysteria over elite college admissions? What do policymakers say needs to be done to ramp down the tension without dimming enthusiasm among students?

Student reporters are reporting on the race to the White House. But amid incidents of violence at recent rallies for Donald Trump, some people are wondering whether it’s time to take the junior journalists off the campaign trail