Can a high school career and technical education program help address Philadelphia’s teacher shortage? Teacher Gina Dukes ...

“As more schools and districts invest in AI training, teachers are seeing practical use cases and gaining the confidence to ...

A group of radical New York City teachers are planning a “Teach-In for Palestine” on Martin Luther King Jr. Day — despite the ...

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For much of 2025, it looked like the right was winning its war on woke. President Donald Trump came into office on a tidal wave of enthusiasm, and he launched a flurry of executive orders aimed at ...

ChatGPT for Teachers is now available. It features new enhancements tailored to teachers' needs. The experience is free until June 2027. Educators can now try ChatGPT for Teachers, a version of ...

Black educators make up 7% of the public-school workforce. However, Black men account for just 1.3%, even though they represent more than 6% of the U.S. population, according to the National Center ...

Barry Sternlicht's luxury brand 1 Hotels has ditched points for tree-planting and charity donations, betting eco-conscious guests value impact over free stays. The 1 Hotels brand has more than doubled ...

The dedication and hard work from Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) educators are the driving force of critical programs like dual enrollment and advanced placement (AP) courses meant to boost ...

NORTH ANDOVER — Two longtime educators at both ends of the teaching spectrum were honored for their contributions to the school district and their impactful, decades-spanning careers. The North ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A new state program is helping South Carolina teachers get rewarded for their students’ success, but its future isn’t guaranteed. The South Carolina Department of Education handed out ...

A new state law led to 86 education degree programs being cut or merged at Indiana colleges. Teachers say it could worsen Indiana's teacher shortage and make rural access to education more difficult.