Valerie Strauss

In Pennsylvania, Iowa, Virginia, Minnesota, New Jersey and elsewhere, the education culture war fell flat.

In the early 20th century, administrators moved to deal with what they called the “Jewish problem,” and they created something still in use today.

What’s really at stake.

Why some districts are moving away from the traditional 100-point grading system.

From the nonpartisan, nonprofit News Literacy Project.

Major cuts are imbedded in a major House bill that would affect low-income students, English language learners and many others.

Here are excerpts of a hearing in Congress.

U.S. Education Secretary Cardona has been asked to rescind the grant.

He also said charter schools are not “public schools” as defined by the state charter.

The now famous Dec. 5 House hearing where three presidents of elite universities gave unsatisfactory answers to a barrage of questions about antisemitism on their campuses wasn’t the only thing happening in the room that day.