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Too many new teachers quit the profession because they suffer burnout and do not receive adequate support and resources. Learn more here.

Too many new teachers quit the profession because they suffer burnout and do not receive adequate support and resources. Learn more here.

Amid concerns about declines in students' performance at public schools, another issue that has risen is the massive drop in college students seeking degrees in education to pursue jobs in teaching, according to data from the National Center for Educational Statistics.

Witnesses on a House panel explain how prolonged school closures during COVID-19 created generational learning loss that can't soon be fixed.

Among the nation’s many current problems is the decline in public education’s success in teaching students the basic subjects they must have to be successful, or even to survive at

During its TEACH 2023 conference over the weekend, the American Federation of Teachers announced a new campaign to bolster public education across the nation.

(The Center Square) – Proponents for charter schools in Kentucky say national data shows the need for such schools in the state.

What the NYT shows from the Arizona model is that school choice is the 2024 election issue and low-hanging fruit.

As Austin Wallace learned literacy basics while in kindergarten at Ernie Pyle Elementary last year, his mom, Jamie, was impressed by his progression.

New campaign focuses on improving public education in New York Education