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Montana pays its starting teachers nearly $8,000 less than the national average.

Making diversity a consideration in layoff decisions is a sensible goal for Minneapolis Public Schools. But race should not be the sole factor.

The lawsuit alleges that contract language to protect teachers of color is illegal, as is using taxpayer money to implement it.

Free universal preschool is finally arriving in states like California, thanks to ballooning budget surpluses. But for child cares already dealing with staffing shortages, the timing couldn’t be worse.

California is putting $4.1 billion behind the model. Educators who've already built community schools say "hard work" lies ahead.

The Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) has awarded Trove Tourism Development Advisors its Lead Digital Specialist programme and Digital Content Upgrade, both of which fall under the Pacific Digital Tourism Transformation Project funded by the New Zealand government.

Across the state, some students are far more likely to have fully credentialed and...

With community schools, acting locally is proving a winning idea.

Freedom Curriculum as part of the Freedom of Learning policy could address the issue of learning loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Education, Culture, ...

America doesn't have enough teachers. The Biden administration is calling for states to spend and recruit more. Will that work?