An NYC policy aimed at reducing the education gaps that separate children from rich and poor families may have worsened racial disparities in pre-K.

A retrospective look at high school integration in the United States shows that creating a racially balanced student body isn't a cure-all.

When a young child is focused on an activity, too much direction from a parent can actually get in the way, research finds.

Following school closures in spring 2020 due to COVID-19, children's reading fluency in the US is roughly 30% behind what's expected in a typical year.

New research on dyslexia points to an unexpected conclusion: Areas of the brain behind reading skill are also involved in math tasks.

There's no correlation between states' school reopening status and the ability of teachers to get COVID-19 vaccinations, a new analysis finds.

"If medical students who are parents are not adequately supported, they may be set up to fail at the earliest stage of their careers." New research finds a data gap.

New research documents how the COVID-19 pandemic, and resulting loss of in-person education for kids, has sidelined mothers from the workforce.

New research documents how the COVID-19 pandemic, and resulting loss of in-person education for kids, has sidelined mothers from the workforce.

Babies born early may go on to struggle with math and English language arts, and also with chronic absenteeism and suspension from school.