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People say crazy things about teaching and unions. Here’s how to set the record straight. Read more »
As educators look ahead to the next two years and the 2020 presidential election, here are some of the midterm’s key issues, trends, and takeaways. Read more »
Averting a strike, a California union and district leaders turn “conflict and chaos” into “collaboration and cooperation.” Read more »
Celebrate reading and honor human rights with books covering identity, immigration, bullying, family ,religion, amd more. Read more »
Education leaders were watching races where teachers ran for office this year. Students were watching, too.
Sexual assaults on college campuses already are under-reported by victims—an estimated 90 percent never come forward. The new federal Title IX rules, released in November by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, which include a provision to enable cross-examination of victims as well as additional protections for accusers, is projected to lead to a 50 percent drop in future reports. Find out more about the changes to Title IX.
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