The data shows the steepest decline in August international student arrivals since the pandemic.

Newark Public Schools gave a first look at students’ statewide test scores in English language arts and math, which are nearing pre-pandemic levels.

The surprise policy rolled out last month could cause “catastrophic setbacks” to research in the U.S., the lawsuit alleges.

Education Week is monitoring how the federal government's shutdown is affecting schools and other education functions.

Four years since book bans proliferated, the movement’s spread to the federal level is creating "unprecedented" pressure for districts, PEN America says.

The future of cybersecurity in schools is to build resilience. As one district IT director puts it, “we’re asking how we can get in front of this and ...

‘A Profound Betrayal’: AAUP and AFT Urge Universities to Reject Trump Admin ‘Loyalty Oath’ CompactsWASHINGTON—AAUP President Todd Wolfson and AFT President Randi Weingarten issued the following statem...

Trump officials want universities to sign on to conservative priorities to get special treatment. Some in higher education say agreeing would end academic freedom.

Under the deal, New Jersey City University would become “Kean Jersey City,” marking a new chapter after years of financial distress.

A new report on book bans in U.S. schools finds Stephen King as the author most likely to be censored.

On Wednesday, the Rutgers chapter of the American Association of University Professors and the American Federation of Teachers (AAUP-AFT) shared that the organization, among others, won a joint lawsuit against President Donald J. Trump's administration for targeting international University community members.

Staffers say they were instructed to use nonpartisan messages, then they were changed.

The Trump administration is calling on nine colleges to sign a 10-point ideological compact, to get preferential access to federal funding.

The increase in Hispanic students accounts for almost all of the district’s 20% growth since 2019.

Grant-making activities and OCR investigations will cease during the shutdown, but school systems will still be able to draw down most funds.

A pathway has opened for an industry of small-car, ride-hailing and private transport services to ferry children to and from school.