Yoree Koh

Students return to in-person learning with diminished reading skills, putting them two grade levels behind.

Districts and states pay “thank you” bonuses to lift morale and retain teachers, but some say it is a bad idea.

About 24% of parents whose children are attending school virtually aren’t working at all compared with 15% of parents whose children are attending school in person every day, according to a new survey.

Pandemic pods—in which small groups of families pool resources to supplement or replace school learning—have become a flashpoint in the national debate around race and privilege.

The coronavirus and economic downturn will make it easier for parents to make a case for more money. But it also means the competition for aid will be greater.

Ryan Kaji made his name opening toys in YouTube videos, amassing 23 million subscribers to his Ryan’s World channel and more than $20 million a year in advertising revenue.

Two former U.S. government officials also discuss the responsibilities private companies have to their users and the greater public.

Pizza companies are testing the use of autonomous vehicles to get their product to you. But there are still some kinks to work out.

Startups founded by women and people of color tend to struggle for funding. What can change that?

The Facebook chief operating officer and founder of LeanIn.Org says the first step is realizing how far we have to go.

Snapchat has become a digital mecca for high-school and college-age students, allowing them to send disappearing photos and videos. Now, they are startled to find their parents and other older folks have taken to the app.

Pinterest has acquired the team that built Fleksy Inc., maker of a keyboard app that uses predictive technology to improve typing on touch screens.

A new non-partisan study on entrepreneurship gives some credence to the tech industry’s stance that American innovation benefits from robust immigration.

Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey announced Tuesday that American Express Co.’s Leslie Berland will join the social media company as its chief marketing officer.