Our annual, "If You Give A Child A Book" Campaign is taking a closer look into how early reading brings a positive impact on a child's life and future career.

Children show up with a wide range of developmental and social skills, and these strategies can help teachers support them.

QUINCY — Baldwin teacher Kimberly Hays added a book to her classroom shelf just in time for the new school year.

Like books, video games can be “read” with compliant, negotiated, and oppositional readings. In our new book, The Well-Read ...

Teachers unions have extraordinary power to make positive change, including the power to fight antisemitism now and in future generations. They must acknowledge their role in molding young minds and ...

Next week, South Florida students will be packing their bags and heading back into the classroom for the new school year. The ...

"AI is a tool," the state's new education commissioner said at a recent hearing. "It doesn’t replace educators. It doesn’t ...

Just in time for back-to-school, Max Greenfield is partnering with Subaru Loves Learning to support teachers at high-need ...

Cleveland City Schools recently launched its first-ever Book Bus, a mobile library designed to deliver free books and ...

Education, once a shared public good, is increasingly becoming a battleground. And at the center of it is a Supreme Court ...

The director of compliance for Harlem Children's Zone in New York City explores how recent directives from the White House on ...