Curriculum & Instruction

An Ohio district sees 161% increase in COVID cases after making masks optional as many leaders extend Thanksgiving break as a buffer against transmissions.

Seeing students as the end-users and parents as the customers of an education system is a shift school marketing teams are making as competition grows. 

The first person who reports the teaching of critical race theory in a New Hampshire classroom can now claim a $500 "reward" from the local chapter of a group called Moms for Liberty.

An emergency effort to carry rural schools through COVID has evolved into long-term teaching and leadership development in economically distressed districts.

Tips for improving the parent-teacher relationship in today's particularly stressful educational environment.

Texas districts now face a criminal investigation into the "availability of pornographic material that serves no educational purpose" as the state moves to more rigorously regulate the content of library books.