Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching.

Rhode Island’s largest school district alerted current and ex-employees affected by massive data breach but has yet to acknowledge student victims.

Amid a growing deficit and a mayor with sagging approval ratings, America’s fourth-biggest district turns to voters for the ...

Latrenda Knighten, the president-elect of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, agreed students can learn math ...

Over the past year and a half, Katy Knight has been on a quiet quest to uncover good education-related tech tools, often ...

School counselors are stretched too thin to provide students with the guidance they need. How the federal government can help ...

The number of homeless students who attend Los Angeles Unified schools rose by more than a quarter in the last school year, ...

Banay: Afterschool, vacation and summer programs aren't just an opportunity to improve academic skills. They are — simply put ...

Meanwhile, the data breach has yet to be formally reported to the Rhode Island Attorney General’s office, said spokesperson ...

Harris: In recent years, Indiana has shown that a better approach is possible by tracking and reporting an array of ...

Reporting by Oklahoma Watch found two products matched the original criteria — both of which are Bibles endorsed by the Trump ...

Villegas: Current data doesn't account for issues with testing, diversity and chronic absenteeism, among other challenges for this key group of kids.