NEA President Princess Moss spent 21 years teaching in a rural Virginia school district, where thousands of neighbors show up ...

Remembrance Day on January 27 annually on its website and through other appropriate media to recognize the systemic persecution and murder of six million Jews. The Nazi regime also persecuted and ...

WASHINGTON — Four new reports examining educator pay and school funding from pre-K through college reveal that despite modest gains in educator pay last year, chronic problems remain regarding low ...

"Why We Drop Out": Understanding and Disrupting Student Pathways to Leaving School by Deborah L. Feldman, ‎ Antony T. Smith,‎ and Barbara L. Waxman, recounts the compelling stories of kids who explain ...

As staff shortages deepen across the country and workload increases, more educators are feeling burned out and demoralized. Research shows that school leaders who protect teachers’ time, invite their ...

Cellphone bans in schools are proliferating in the face of mounting evidence that the devices are taking a serious toll on students' ability to focus in the classroom and their overall mental health.

Becky Pringle is president of the National Education Association, the nation’s largest labor union. Becky is a middle school science teacher with more than three decades of classroom experience and ...

Students of all ages and backgrounds are experiencing unprecedented levels of sadness and hopelessness. In rural communities, however, mental health challenges tend to be more severe, compounded by ...

Soon after ChatGPT launched in November 2022, some large school districts, concerned about student cheating, immediately blocked access. ChatGPT-generated work has left many teachers spending more ...

Being exposed to the traumas students bring into school every day can exact an emotional and physical toll on teachers and other educators. Research suggests that compassion fatigue and secondary ...

lower class sizes; give support to students with ADHD, dyslexia, and other disabilities; feed hungry students so they can learn; provide one-on-one tutoring; and make the cost of higher education and ...

As heatwaves (and wildfires!) become more frequent, many schools are still ill-equipped to deal with the effects of extreme heat and poor air quality on students and educators. According to the U.S.