The article critiques school closure decisions, emphasizing the need to consider community needs and educational outcomes beyond mere enrollment and financial savings.

Charter school networks in D.C. are closing achievement gaps by providing more instructional time, highlighting the need for policy support and effective collaboration.

Recent Trump remarks raise concerns over youth data privacy as bipartisan efforts like KOSA and COPPA 2.0 seek to safeguard minors in an evolving digital landscape.

As National School Choice Week celebrates educational options, the focus shifts to overcoming barriers that prevent families from making informed school choices for their children.

The article emphasizes the growing school choice movement in the U.S., highlighting challenges parents face while navigating diverse educational options for their children.

A study finds that directly placing students in college-level courses boosts their success, promoting higher credit attainment and degree completion.

A study shows that placing students directly into college-level courses, instead of developmental education, significantly boosts academic success and degree completion.

Ira Gooding discusses his impactful roles at Johns Hopkins University, promoting innovative digital learning and collaboration while navigating future trends in education.

Ira Gooding discusses his dual roles at Johns Hopkins University, emphasizing digital innovation in education and the evolving landscape of online learning.

Penny Schwinn’s nomination as deputy education secretary under Trump sparks mixed reactions, with hopes for her pragmatism to enhance federal education policy.