In a way, the national discussion about what needs to be done to ensure that all children become proficient readers has been extremely fruitful: Legislation supporting evidence-based teaching methods is being passed by states, and school districts are rushing to provide training. Publishers are under pressure to eliminate outdated content. And for the first time … Read more

Even though the public discussion at meetings has become more acrimonious and politicized, school boards still need to take into account significant issues that could have long-term repercussions. As Education Week reported on Wednesday, some school boards have limited the time allotted for public comment, which can be quite long at times, out of expediency. … Read more

Is “critical race theory” a divisive discourse that pits people of color against white people, or is it a method for comprehending how American racism has shaped public policy? Conservatives and liberals disagree strongly. This spring, the topic has become a big deal in the public eye, especially in the K-12 education sector, where numerous … Read more