Video: The economic impact of declining enrollment
For public schools, declining student enrollments translate to loss of funding and resources.
For public schools, declining student enrollments translate to loss of funding and resources.
A new survey shows states and local governments still struggle to provide adequate school funding to local districts.
A new report from the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights outlines bold steps to tackle the problem of inequality in schools.
More school districts are considering four-day school weeks as a potential solution to budget shortfalls. But will the approach affect student achievement?
Japan’s education system puts a premium on student equity and opportunity. Here’s what U.S. schools can learn from Japan’s approach.
With no ability to pass bonds and little support from the federal government, school district leaders must search for creative ways to fund school building improvements.
At least 11 state governments are considering new funding models for their k-12 schools. What that means for local school districts.
With stiff competition for school leadership, districts are offering larger, more elaborate compensation packages. But does a higher superintendent salary mean better results?
The Trump administration’s budget proposal asks for severe cuts to federal spending on public schools, while boosting school choice. How schools can prepare for less support amid increased competition.
A new ASCE report gives America’s school facilities a D+ rating. Here’s three steps to securing infrastructure investments in your district.