Michigan GOP Prioritizes Teacher Pension Reform
Lawmakers hope to force all new teachers to enroll in 401(k) plans.
Teacher Bonuses are Paying Off in Broward County
Bonuses have given the Broward school district in southern Florida a boost in its effort to attract and keep top teachers.
Study Points to Need for Diversity Training in Teacher Prep
Students' race, ethnicity, and immigrant status play a role in a teacher's decision to speak with parents about their children's behavior and academic issues, a new study suggests.
With Trump's Victory, Friedrichs Likely Short-Lived
Over two dozen similar cases are making their way through the courts.
Michigan Teacher Prep Initiative Gets STEM Teachers into High-Needs Schools
The program is funding fellows at six of the state's higher education institutions.
Tougher Teacher-Prep Admissions Standards Called for in Report
Education schools nationwide are battling teacher shortages and decreasing enrollments. But it's a mistake, a new report warns, for ed schools to combat the problem by lowering admissions standards.
Ed Schools Target New Source of Recruits
With education school enrollment down across the nation, some universities are looking within to recruit future teachers to their programs.
Did Oklahoma and Maine Voters Support Taxes Aimed at Increasing Teacher Pay?
Residents of Oklahoma and Maine voted on ballot measures that would increase taxes in order to fund teacher pay hikes.
Newark Parents File Suit Against New Jersey's Teacher Tenure Law
The six parents are being backed by the same nonprofit that supported teacher tenure challenges in Minnesota and New York.
N.C. Gets New Insights on Teacher Turnover
A new report presented to the state's board of education offers some ideas on how to keep teachers on the job longer.
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