Education in America Archives - Page 8 of 76

These Teachers Will Have to Cross Party Lines to Get a Union

Can educators in California’s largest nonunion public school district—in a county that flipped to Trump—upend a 65-year tradition?

It’s difficult for colleges to defend democracy if they aren’t run democratically.

Phones don’t stop bullets or fights.

by Susan Linn December 13, 2024

Evidence shows that phones harm children and education. A growing number of schools are paying attention.

Herewith, a union leader’s suggestions on why they left and how to win them back.

Not just mass debt relief, but borrowers promised debt relief through various programs could be denied those benefits in the next presidential term.

Kentucky voters soundly rejected sending taxpayer dollars to private schools, showing yet again that Kentuckians stand with public educators.

by Lydie Lake November 2, 2024

Thanks to dedicated state programs, young Minnesotans get to flex their voting muscles early.

Red states are enacting universal education vouchers, threatening budget calamity and potentially degrading student achievement.

by David Dayen October 1, 2024

The Education Department’s protections for student loan borrowers who have missed payments end today.