The California Legislature deals with thousands of bills every year, and many are perennials that reflect long-running ...

Phones up! Starting this fall, Alabama public schools are banning cellphones and many other electronic devices from the classroom. A new law, called the FOCUS Act, requires students to turn off most ...

Spelling, grammar, and punctuation are reserved for classroom editing sessions. This approach, supported by neuroscience, ...

The state’s reasoning was the better utilisation of resources and teachers, while opposition leaders and teachers groups have ...

My colleague Gwen Faulkenberry wrote a fine column last week about how to handle artificial intelligence in the classroom. She has "come to the [apt] conclusion that . . . AI and [she] cannot ...

After a student has their cellphone taken to the office the first time, a second infraction means a parent has to come to ...

The settlement restructuring college athletics is already dealing with issues. Did the NCAA and power conferences get duped or build it to fail?

Arkansas’ ban on “indoctrination” in public schools doesn’t violate students’ free speech protections because the government has a right to dictate what is taught, a federal appeals court panel ruled ...

India’s startup scene is witnessing a bold shift, as high school students step up as serious entrepreneurs. Armed with ideas, ...

Fans of non-classroom-based charter schools slammed the bills, which aim to crack down on fraud and abuse in the sector.

States are racing to ban our kids' cell phone use in our schools. That's great. But what about our kids' First Amendment rights?

Texas classrooms are now required to display the Ten Commandments under Senate Bill 10, despite the State not providing them.