Safety & Wellness

A COVID-19 slide could mean some students could return in fall with 70% of a typical year's learning gains in reading, and less than 50% in math, which is nearly a full year behind, NWEA researchers say.

Digital citizenship and protecting student privacy in online classes have become of even greater concern for K-12 administrators since coronavirus shut school buildings down.

School music classes rely deeply on students performing together, and ed-tech, student voice and SEL are keeping online learning alive while schools are closed.

In an example of how a state could help districts with coronavirus-related federal funding, Montana releases Education Stabilization Fund guidance for LEAs, plus an estimate of allocations for each district and school.

The U.S. Education Department opened its application process for the Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund. Here's what you need to know.

Frequently seeking parents' input in virtual IEP meetings helps ensure school district teams are fulfilling their obligations under the IDEA.