U.S. News & World Report's latest rankings gives district leaders a clear picture of their state's top-performing schools.

The new school year hype is fizzling out. Here's how to prevent burnout, starting with showing support for your educators.

School districts are bringing AI into the classroom often before state officials develop detailed guidance on privacy, approved tools and teacher training.

Leaders in Washington's Peninsula School District realized that AI can dramatically enhance teacher efficiency. So they built educators a personal AI assistant.

"Too many potential workers are lost between preparation and careers," warns a new report, underscoring the challenge of building stronger connections between training programs and actual job opportunities.

Innovative districts don't view AI as a major reform. They use the technology to clear bottlenecks that slow existing initiatives.

Thirty-nine principals earned one of the nation's top leadership awards for their lasting impact on their schools and communities.

Its "Teen Mode" isn't enforcing its built-in safeguards. The solution, educators frequently tell District Administration, is AI literacy.