Teachers are leaving the profession in record numbers, creating a self-reinforcing cycle where those left are overworked, underpaid, and also soon-to-leave.
Our desensitization to constant school shootings is feeding into inaction. When will we do something about it?
When everyone’s chasing leadership titles instead of real passion, it’s time to rethink what clubs are really about.
Introducing a new AP Seminar module, Medill collaborates with local high schools to enhance media literacy and aims to establish a nationwide AP Journalism curriculum.
As the Trump administration enforces new immigration legislation, the district maintains protective policies while also dispensing resources to support undocumented staff and students.
From DEI rollbacks to school choice expansions, Trump’s education policies could reshape the American school system—whether students are ready or not.
The election revealed a stark gender divide in America. What can teachers do to help us heal it?
Educators and students weigh the impact of political conversations on learning, and whether or not it’s important to talk about politics in the classroom.
Student journalists give voice to the concerns and perspectives of today’s youth, ensuring that the stories that matter are heard.
Social media is full of information and disinformation. We need media literacy education in school to develop the skills to parse fact from fiction.