The foundation has gotten so many requests that it can’t fully fund them all.

Meet the teacher who turned his hatred of school into a passion for educating the next generation of Bronx students. His secret? Care, community, high expectations, and hoops.

A board member quietly switched her vote. Critics say this was a backroom stunt designed to keep the public out of the discussion.

A universal school ratings system could provide parents with helpful information and inform high-stakes decisions about interventions and closures. But what should it look like?

A study of a large Florida school district found that the effects of immigration enforcement on students’ academic performance was concentrated in high-poverty schools. The test score declines also occurred for U.S. citizen students.

Looking for free food and meals in Philadelphia? Here’s a list of food pantries and other resources.

The latest internet craze has young people collapsing in laughter if they hear the numbers 6-7 in quick succession. Dictionary.com recently named 6-7 the slang word of the year. We want to hear from teachers and administrators about how this trend is showing up in classrooms and how you’re handling it. If you are having trouble viewing this form, go here. Please feel free to answer the questions most relevant to you. This form is confidential. If you are OK with us publishing your answers, along with your name and location, let us know in the appropriate box below. We won't publish your contact information. We just ask so we can get in touch. Thank you for sharing with us. Questions? Email us community@chalkbeat.org.

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In a statement, Denver Public Schools said Friday that Marrero “has no plans to leave the district” but will be extending a current work trip for a “well deserved vacation.”

Meisha Ross Porter, who led New York City Public Schools until 2021, will interview with Chicago Board of Education members, a community panel, and the mayor next week.

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As Tennessee state departments reveal the budget increases they’ll seek next year, it’s not yet clear how much money the Department of Education wants to direct to its main funding formula and fledgling voucher program.

As Mamdani builds out plans to deliver universal child care, he will have to weigh speed against stability. Universal prekindergarten offers lessons.

One winning candidate attributed the sweep to “the state of the world.” She said voters “know they can trust teachers.”

Attorney General Todd Rokita says the district thwarted an attempt to deport a Honduran national with his son, a student in Indianapolis Public Schools.

The Philadelphia school system is undergoing a facilities planning process and will be announcing school closures. Advocates say schools can tackle health, safety, and climate at once.

Sammy Caiola is Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s new gun violence reporter. She will dedicate the next year to writing about how schools can help reduce the number of children killed or injured by firearms.

Some mountain resort counties passed lodging taxes on Election Day that will devote a portion of the proceeds to improving child care availability or affordability.

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This mother and daughter created a nonprofit to help their close relatives with disabilities. It’s since grown to help hundreds of children in Detroit, as well as adults.