Here to stay are the days when computers are used daily in schools to enhance students’ learning skills and prepare them for life in a high-tech world. And, as computers take over just about every ...

Please pardon the sentimentality of this column, written, as it was, while my laptop gently weeps. Jim Walden died on Thursday at age 88. He was head football coach at Washington State University ...

The court upheld state laws in West Virginia and Idaho barring the participation of transgender female athletes from girls’ ...

Ever seen a video that convinced you "your mix sucks"? Brands and influencers are chasing engagement by telling amateurs ...

Jiao and Jiang are part of a growing number of Chinese Christian families moving to Southeast Asia. In countries like ...

If AI and voice text technology are so great, why can’t those wondrous inventions figure out the difference between a plural and a possessive? I’ve complained about both of these digital features ...

There are some who fear not, but I am optimistic. The students I meet are interested in defending their Constitution ...

Regardless of the cognitive and environmental concerns arising from humanity’s increasing use of AI which resulted recently in Pope Leo XIV ...

Most people who do something kind walk away thinking it was a small thing. Research from the University of Chicago found that ...

Cyprus urged to bring financial literacy into classrooms earlyAs financial literacy climbs the policy agenda in Cyprus, questions remain over whether children are being equipped with the practical ...

In a live-recorded finale, P.S. Weekly student reporters reflect on a season covering NYC school mergers, equity in admissions, and why young voices belong in education journalism.

Sondra Samuels, President & CEO of Northside Achievement Zone and By All Means Senior Fellow at The EdRedesign Lab at Harvard ...