District leaders say teachers are "tiptoeing" around controversial topics in fear of political pushback from their communities.

Nearly $28 billion could be generated annually, Georgetown University's Edunomics Lab predicts.

Meanwhile, more females make up the superintendency than ever before, according to new research. Although, it varies by region.

AI is best implemented from a place of encouragement. Here how three leaders are getting their teams to embrace the technology.

Jamie Haug moves past the "noise" about cheating to show how AI can fit into various aspects of K12 education.

If you're on the fence about AI, this superintendent recommends starting small with a team of teachers, IT staff, curriculum leaders and principals to vet new tools.

Meanwhile, reports suggest leaders are prioritizing students of immigrant parents who remain fearful of sending their child to school.

Some experts are calling for reading instruction reform, while others argue that public schools are failing their most basic task.