Watch & Listen

Over the summer The Staten Island Advance published a three-part series about an arts residency program that tasked professional artists to teach elementary school students theater and music

Most U.S. students continue to have a weak grasp of civics, as well as U.S. history and geography, recent national data suggest

In 2013, Jessica Lahey — a middle school English teacher and mother of two boys — asked a question: Why would happen if more parents let their children fail?

The field of education-only news organizations has gotten surprisingly crowded in recent years, with a surge in coverage of policy and practice at the city, state, and national levels

Pensions are causing serious budget issues across the country, including Illinois. But issues around pensions go beyond the rising costs

What if digital gaming in the classroom didn’t just make school more fun for kids, it actually made them smarter?