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Most Americans doubt U.S. K-12 STEM education is above average, a new Pew report finds, yet international test scores show a mixed performance, challenging that perception.
The debate over a single “science of reading” heats up as educators and researchers question whether current evidence truly dictates one best way to teach children how to read.
A national report finds Washington lagging in meeting children’s education needs, citing gaps in funding, academic support and access to early learning, Oregon Public Broadcasting reports.
Fans can stream the Sumner vs. Puyallup Washington high school football showdown online Friday night, with USA Today providing viewing details, kickoff time and matchup context.
Washington has fallen to 31st in national school rankings even as K–12 spending hits record highs, raising fresh questions about education outcomes and funding priorities.
Federal civil rights enforcement cuts are shrinking staff and shuttering offices, leaving students with disabilities facing longer waits for investigations and vital support services.
Foundry School has opened at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., advancing conflict-resolution training and innovation, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports.
A Washington high school football team has ended its season early, opting to forgo its final two games, USA Today reports, after mounting injuries and safety concerns prompted the decision.
Three children and one adult were killed in a shooting at an Oregon elementary school, authorities said, prompting a massive police response and renewed debate over campus safety.
A Washington state high school has broken into the Top 10 in U.S. News’ latest national rankings, marking a major milestone for the region, The Seattle Times reports.
A banner featuring late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk appeared on the U.S. Department of Education building in Washington, D.C., alongside images of Franklin, King, Sullivan and Booker T., sparking debate on Facebook.
U.S. private schools face mounting scrutiny over Chinese funding and partnerships, as lawmakers and parents question potential influence on curricula, transparency, and national security.
A U.S. resident has been arrested in connection with the Tumbler Ridge school shooting in Canada, authorities say, as investigators probe cross-border ties and possible motives.
The U.S. Education Department sparked criticism after tweeting a “celebration” of American history using a stock image from the U.K., raising questions about accuracy and oversight.
Seattle’s teachers union has voted to authorize a strike just days before the new school year, USA Today reports, raising uncertainty for students and families across the district.
A new analysis ranks the most educated U.S. cities, and two Washington state metro areas made the cut, highlighting strong college attainment and a growing knowledge-based economy.
Sen. Alsobrooks speaks at a Washington press conference on Sept. 15, 2026, outlining education funding priorities and equity initiatives, as covered by Reuters Connect.
Some schools are scaling back classroom tech despite massive investments, citing concerns over student focus, learning outcomes, and screen time as districts reassess digital priorities.
A concise examination of antisemitism’s roots and evolution in U.S. higher education, tracing discriminatory quotas, campus bias, and ongoing challenges faced by Jewish students.
Licensable picture: A view of the U.S. Department of Education building in Washington, captured in daylight as federal officials weigh new policy measures. Source: reutersconnect.com