Some Private Students at a Public School Couldn’t Submit SAT
Catholic high school students in N.C. sat for the SAT at a nearby public school, but network compatibility issues with their school devices caused a glitch.
Teaching & Learning
Thanking Teachers with a Whole Month of Free Coffee
A fresh coffeehouse in several Atlantic and Gulf states is celebrating teachers by giving them a free cup of coffee every day in September.
Naperville Central to Pilot Google Classroom this School Year
Here we compare two teaching and learning hubs for K-12 classrooms: Instructure Canvas and Google Classroom. Each is strong in different ways.
New research links ADHD to brain reward systems
A landmark study reveals that ADHD is less about an inability to focus and more about how the brain processes "boring" tasks.
With heart, Santa Rosa’s principal shares her journey
From her school days in Mexico to shaping futures in Menifee, Calif., Karla Galicia inspires students with her vision and dedication.
5 priorities to prepare students for a changing world
A global Cambridge study reveals the five skills that matter more than test scores for your future.
Teens around the country balance jobs, school, & life
High schoolers from coast to coast talk money, time management, and what their first jobs are really teaching them.
SAT & ACT requirements shift across US colleges
From test-optional to test-blind, and back again at some elite schools, admissions policies are far from settled.
Educators disciplined for posts about Kirk’s death
From Florida to Iowa, schools are moving fast against teachers whose posts spark outrage. But at what cost?
Gig economy: From jazz clubs to algorithms
The gig economy has always been about improvisation and independence. Can it survive the rise of AI-generated “slop”?