Thriving. Development. Learning. Education. Which one of these concepts is not like the other?
Trump announced that HHS would handle students’ “special needs” instead of the Education Department.
President Trump has already radically transformed the DOE without relying on such an order.
We’ve identified five ways we believe the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed education.
Q&A discussion on AI’s value in education and the irreplaceable human element in teaching.
Free meal cutbacks would have ripple effects. Eligible children will fall through the cracks.
It’s important to understand the impact AmeriCorps cuts would have on youth and communities.
These directives could fundamentally change education in America. Do they violate the First Amendment?
Governors remained committed to investing in public education but few addressed declining student achievement.
Employment outcomes for students with disabilities are terrible in comparison to their nondisabled peers.
A literature review explores how youth arts engagement promotes youth well-being.
In these challenging times, Youth Today is making a new, bolder commitment.
The court’s ruling could affect more than religion in schools.
DOE's new position is very different from what they put out two weeks ago.
The Education Department has been a prime target of DOGE with chaotic cost-cutting initiatives.
This report explores whether or not California is truly doing right by Black students.
Understanding how numbers work is as important to math as phonics is to reading.
For decades Medicaid has paid for services in schools for low-income students.
For trade unions and CTE programs, new collaboration may be key to survival.
A teaching method that makes reading fun gives hope to struggling students and families.