For 17-year-old Grace Callwood, a terrible diagnosis sparked a lifelong desire to combat the sadness of kids confronting personal trauma

At a time of upheaval and ongoing uncertainty, we are grateful for the students, parents, educators and communities that remain resilient

An eighth-grade class found its voice during a grassroots campaign to rename a Chicago park

To ensure a high-quality education for all, students need more teachers who reflect the diversity of the communities they serve

ImmSchools trains teachers, families to support immigrant children facing educational challenges

Amid the upheaval caused by COVID-19, parents are rethinking the future of school

Harvard’s Raj Chetty on the country’s growing economic inequity and how to overcome it

Three education experts say innovation, investment are key to success for schools in the era of coronavirus

Special needs organization works to help students, schools during remote learning

Strong female mentorship put Nicole Serrato on the path to becoming an education advocate

As the Crescent City charts its educational course 15 years after Hurricane Katrina, one group is striving to ensure that support for Black educators takes center stage.

All students deserve an education that can lift them toward opportunity. It's my job to help that happen.

If we fail to improve our K-12 system, we limit opportunity for millions of students.

At the National Indian Education Association, Kurrinn Abrams works to create programs that serve students' academic and cultural needs.

Our schools are full of students with the talent to be future leaders. It’s time to provide them more opportunities to flourish.

Internships and apprenticeships are among the educational pathways leading high school students to in-demand jobs and careers.