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Suspected reasons for the 7.5% enrollment decline include people being too busy helping their kids with school work and poor internet connections. → Read More
School nurses, already in short supply, now have to assess student symptoms, help reopen classrooms, comfort kids stressed by pandemic. → Read More
On education, President Trump supports greater choice through charter schools while Biden thinks for-profit charter school operators should be banned. → Read More
“The U.S. has about half the population of Europe, however, we have twice as many cases.” → Read More
The TSA reported its busiest day at airports since March, screening more than 968,000 passengers Friday. → Read More
Historically, education has been a big issue for voters. But it hasn't always gotten much attention during presidential campaigns. → Read More
No consensus from universities, public officials on whether students should return home or stay in college towns as virus closes in-person classes. → Read More
Student-led political groups who are normally a driving force behind getting out the college vote are shifting their playbooks. → Read More
Both colleges and students may take a financial hit due to a shift online, experts say. → Read More
Social distancing, wearing masks, older bus drivers, and a driver shortage are some of the challenges facing districts and school bus companies. → Read More
With more schools switching to distance learning, experts say kids will do better with structure and a daily routine. → Read More
Several schools are recommending or requiring some out-of-state students to self-quarantine before classes begin. → Read More
As parents balance working from home and caring for their children, older kids may be asked to help out a little more. → Read More
Experts say for the sake of a child’s safety, parents might be forced to have difficult conversations. → Read More
We asked the experts: What's the best way to explain why we can't see loved ones in person right now? → Read More
As a new school year begins, Jefferson, Georgia, is a city divided. → Read More
Colleges are often woven into the identities — and the economies — of the towns they call home. → Read More
Many schools will look differently this year and experts say parents and teachers have to work together to make it work. → Read More
Many kids are preparing to head back to school, and experts say now is the time to start talking to them about staying safe and healthy. → Read More
An Education Week tally found at least 193 schools in 18 states named after Confederate leaders. → Read More