All posts by Jackie Valley

Today’s eighth graders are shaped by pandemic learning and issues with student engagement that followed school shutdowns. What do they

For half a century, Eugenia Phillips has been ushering schoolchildren to safety at intersections across the Windy City. That’s 50 years

The Supreme Court will hear a case Wednesday that would establish the first religious charter school in the U.S. Opponents

Voters rejected a trio of school choice ballot measures in November. But momentum seems anything but stalled, especially with an

An unusual election year is providing teachers with something they need: engaged students. Here’s why some high school civics classes

As the world faces more extreme weather, what should preparing for education in the aftermath of a natural disaster look

As students head back to school, leaders in the United States and Canada are in a battle to keep kids

School choice, civil rights, and a possible Project 2025 agenda are fueling debates in the U.S. about public schooling. How