Jo Napolitano

The high court heard arguments in the closely watched case that immigrant advocates say could threaten thousands of children’s educational rights.

New Gallup survey of 14- to 29-year-olds shows growing misgivings from a generation poised to enter higher education and a workforce changed by AI.

Calvert County Public Schools reports major gains in kids successfully taking Algebra II, especially among Black students and those with disabilities.

The Center on Reinventing Public Education says educators should look critically at all research, calls for huge new study on best teaching practices.

From green card holders to DACA recipients to even naturalized citizens, the administration is now targeting once-protected U.S. residents.

State leaders credit high-quality instructional materials, high-dosage tutoring, ongoing professional development and robust summer learning.

Some foreign-born educators have had to leave the classroom already. Others might never arrive in the U.S. if Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee stands.

SCOTUS will also decide whether President Trump can take away the protected status of hundreds of thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants.

Citing unprepared freshmen, thousands of UC professors have called for reinstating college admissions tests, but K-12 Calif. educators are skeptical.

Black children are 15% of public school students, but only 6% of those in AP math while 12% of all workers are Black but just 9% of those in STEM.