A new poll reveals how American parents feel about teaching racism and sexuality in school. The answers often broke along party lines, researchers say.

Learning to read in an online setting may seem a tall order, but a new virtual reading camp for preschoolers launched during the pandemic shows it can work.

Shuttering schools increased gentrification, the study finds—but only in predominantly Black neighborhoods.

Past research has shown that positive teacher-student relationships boosts student achievement. A new study finds they benefit teachers, too.

A sense of belonging in STEM classes can help high school students feel comfortable engaging in STEM both in the classroom and out in the real world.

Class rank in third grade leads to better test scores, higher graduation rates, and even higher earnings as adults, a new study shows.

US counties that took part in federally-funded comprehensive sex education programs saw a decline in teen pregnancies even years later, a new study shows.

How can teachers explain climate change to kids in places where science and politics may be at odds? Educators have strategies that can bridge the divide.

A look at skin color and skin tone diversity in anatomical diagrams in human sexuality textbooks finds a lack of darker skin tones.

Surveying middle school students about who's popular and who's well-liked reveal that those two terms don't mean the same thing.