Education

More than 600,000 students in Los Angeles face school disruptions due to historic fires, impacting education and daily life.

Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona discusses successes and challenges during the Biden administration with NPR.

General education teachers receive more training on serving students with disabilities, a shift in education practices.

Some schools now offer direct admissions, admitting students who haven’t applied, to reduce application stress.

Cornell and UW professors help students cope with climate anxiety by focusing on emotions, food, and actionable solutions.

Joey Cook, at 17, sought an apprenticeship as an alternative to college, joining a local HVAC company in Hamlin, Texas.

Teens in Portland are embracing romance novels, defying trends of declining reading for fun. They love happy endings.

Colleges advise foreign students to return to the U.S. before the Trump inauguration due to potential travel bans.

Iran faces turmoil as Syrian regime collapses, disrupting regional alliances and impacting Iran’s strategic goals.

Boniece Gillis, a teacher at Educare DC, credits the Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund for her job retention.

The Supreme Court declined to review Boston’s school admissions process based on zip codes, sparking controversy.

Fred Jimenez, a special education assistant, died after an incident with a student. Staffing shortages pose safety risks.