Join this free virtual event to hear creative approaches to modernize CTE programs and navigate the shift away from a near-exclusive focus on "college preparedness."

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EdWeek California

The Road to Opportunity: Making CTE Accessible for All

The most valuable CTE happens off campus. For too many students, transportation is the barrier that keeps opportunity out of reach.

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EdWeek Research·research

Getting Professional Development to Stick

Join this free virtual event to explore best practices, funding, format, and timing for teacher and principal PD.

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Chalkbeat·policy

Linda McMahon says she heard parents. Parents say special education changes shows she didn’t listen.

Sign up for Chalkbeat’s free weekly newsletter to keep up with how education is changing across the U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon had a message for parents of students with disabilities on Tuesday as she…

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The College Fix·higher-ed

Eighth ASU staffer admits DEI is ‘100 percent’ still in curriculum in undercover video

‘We just incorporated the inequalities course,’ staffer says An eighth Arizona State University staffer has been caught admitting that diversity, equity, and inclusion practices remain at the school despite a federal…

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Chalkbeat·policy

Detroit school board adopts $1.1 billion budget that prioritizes security, reducing chronic absenteeism

Sign up for Chalkbeat Detroit’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system and Michigan education policy. The Detroit district school board voted Tuesday night to adopt a $1.1 billion budget for the…

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EdWeek Technology·policy

At U.S. Senate Hearing, a Call for AI That Protects 'Human Judgment' in Schools

State and company officials want meaningful guardrails around AI use in schools.

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ACTE Online·research

The People Behind the Programs: 2025–26 Techniques Year in Review

From September 2025 through May 2026, Techniques followed educators, program leaders and advocates as they worked through some of CTE’s most enduring questions: What does it take to build pathways that reach every…

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Reason·policy

Police Kill 1-Year-Old Boy Shooting Into Car of Suspected Shoplifters

This week, police in Mississippi shot into a car, trying to stop a fleeing suspect. In the process, they killed a 1-year-old boy and put his aunt in the hospital. The scenario is tragic, but it's especially galling…

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Chalkbeat·higher-ed

Some immigrant children are more fearful than ever to go to school. U.S. Rep. Chuy Garcia wants to help them.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest news on Chicago Public Schools. An Illinois congressman is seeking to expand support for immigrant students in schools — a move that…

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Chalkbeat·higher-ed

Teachers unions sue to block Success Academy from transferring charter to Eva Moskowitz’s husband

Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox. Teachers union officials filed a lawsuit this week to block Success Academy, New York…

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Reason·policy

The Coroner "Kept Several Skulls as Trophies from the Deceased He Examined"

A very short excerpt from yesterday's Seventh Circuit opinion in Betts v. Boone County , written by Chief Judge Michael Brennan and joined by Judge Michael Scudder: The Coroner of Boone County, Illinois, engaged in…

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Reason·policy

Robocalls Are Annoying. Eroding Privacy Is Not the Right Way To Stop Them.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants to stop pesky robocallers, but its proposed fix might make it extremely difficult for Americans to have burner phones. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has stated combating…

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EdWeek Leadership

Embrace the Struggle: How I Find Joy as an Educator (Opinion)

Many of the most meaningful moments in my career started with a difficult conversation.

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AASA Leading Edge

AASA Joins SHLB, EdLiNC in Initial Meetings to Pushback on FCC Proposal to End E-Rate

AASA was one of a handful of groups that met with the offices of all 3 FCC commissioners over the last week to provide initial feedback on the FCC proposal that would, among other things, consider ending the program and…

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EdWeek Teaching & Learning

More States Require Personal Finance. But Does It Actually Work?

Personal finance education can influence behavior positively with specific strategies.

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MIT News·higher-ed

MIT’s Initiative for New Manufacturing builds momentum

In May, the Initiative for New Manufacturing (INM) marked its first anniversary with MIT Manufacturing Week, four days of events that attracted more than 800 registrants including students, faculty, industry leaders,…

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EdWeek Policy & Politics·policy

Trump Admin. Issues Broadest Waiver Yet on School Accountability, Funding

A third state secured new flexibility on how it spends federal school funds and rates high schools.

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EdWeek Policy & Politics·policy

Trump's Justice Dept. Investigates Dozens of Districts Over LGBTQ+ Curricula

The investigations target how schools discuss sexuality and gender identity and whether parents can opt their children out of lessons.

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Chalkbeat·higher-ed

Former Teacher of the Year tapped for Memphis schools takeover board ahead of first meeting

Sign up for Chalkbeat Tennessee’s free newsletter to keep up with statewide education policy and Memphis-Shelby County Schools. Former Tennessee Teacher of the Year Karen Vogelsang was appointed Tuesday to the final…

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Class Teacher

Education news for this role

Career and Technical Education Takes Its Next Big Step

The Road to Opportunity: Making CTE Accessible for All

Getting Professional Development to Stick

Linda McMahon says she heard parents. Parents say special education changes shows she didn’t listen.

Eighth ASU staffer admits DEI is ‘100 percent’ still in curriculum in undercover video

Detroit school board adopts $1.1 billion budget that prioritizes security, reducing chronic absenteeism

At U.S. Senate Hearing, a Call for AI That Protects 'Human Judgment' in Schools

The People Behind the Programs: 2025–26 Techniques Year in Review

Police Kill 1-Year-Old Boy Shooting Into Car of Suspected Shoplifters

Some immigrant children are more fearful than ever to go to school. U.S. Rep. Chuy Garcia wants to help them.

Teachers unions sue to block Success Academy from transferring charter to Eva Moskowitz’s husband

The Coroner "Kept Several Skulls as Trophies from the Deceased He Examined"

Robocalls Are Annoying. Eroding Privacy Is Not the Right Way To Stop Them.

Embrace the Struggle: How I Find Joy as an Educator (Opinion)

AASA Joins SHLB, EdLiNC in Initial Meetings to Pushback on FCC Proposal to End E-Rate

More States Require Personal Finance. But Does It Actually Work?

MIT’s Initiative for New Manufacturing builds momentum

Trump Admin. Issues Broadest Waiver Yet on School Accountability, Funding

Trump's Justice Dept. Investigates Dozens of Districts Over LGBTQ+ Curricula

Former Teacher of the Year tapped for Memphis schools takeover board ahead of first meeting

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