Pittsburgh schools will move to remote learning during the NFL Draft due to expected crowding and transit disruptions. The decision has sparked debate over safety versus learning loss.

Iowa’s expansion of school choice is intensifying pressure on Cedar Rapids’ public schools as more families opt for charter, private and other alternatives. The shift is reshaping enrollment, funding and access across the district.

If constitutional protections are struck down by the court, about 255,000 U.S.-born children could begin life without citizenship every year.

Cursive is making a comeback in schools, but experts disagree on its value. Supporters see benefits for spelling and engagement, while critics say class time may be better spent on other skills.

Pittsburgh Public Schools is using rock climbing, tutoring and other activities to help students with disabilities recover services lost during the pandemic. The effort highlights both the creativity and the challenges involved in making up missed special education support.

How do you get teenagers to put their phones away for hours at a time? That is the question many schools are trying to solve.

New federal dietary guidelines could lead schools to serve more protein and whole milk while cutting back on highly processed foods. Nutrition leaders say meeting the new standards may require more funding, staff and time.

A government watchdog said the Education Department spent $28.5 million to $38 million paying 247 Office for Civil Rights employees on administrative leave. The watchdog urged the department to document the full costs and savings of the staffing changes.