Education Does Raising Teacher Salaries Improve Performance? It may seem obvious, but other countries' experiences illustrate a more complicated story in improving education outcomes for students. David Evans
Education Here’s Why California Wants to Ban Teach for America During a Teacher Shortage A bill in the California assembly would effectively prevent the program from operating in the state, if passed. Brianna Provenzano
Education Striking Teachers Won, but Are School-Funding Gains Sustainable and Equitable? Without higher taxes, and redistribution of funding to poorer districts, #RedforEd victories in Arizona, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and West Virginia may be short-lived. Dwyer Gunn
News in Brief Viewfinder Viewfinder: Denver High School Students Join Teachers on the Picket Line South High School students join their striking teachers on the picket line on February 11th, 2019, in Denver, Colorado. Pacific Standard Staff
Education As Teacher Strikes Grow in California, Red State Educators Are Seeing a Backlash Red for Ed teachers face retribution in Arizona, even as strikes grow next door. Alexander Sammon
News in Brief The Week in Photos Los Angeles Unified School District Teachers Strike (in Photos) The strike, which began Monday, is the first in 30 years in Los Angeles, the nation's second-largest school district. Kelley Czajka
Education Los Angeles Teachers Are Striking—and Expecting That Teachers Across the Country Will Follow Suit Organizers say the L.A. movement to better fund public education will inspire solidarity movements nationwide. Massoud Hayoun
Education Our Best Education Stories of 2018 Our best reporting on education inequality—and those working to remedy it. Emily Moon
Education It’s Back-to-School Season, and Schools Are Still Underfunded Twelve states cut general funding for schools by 7 percent last school year. Dwyer Gunn
Education Democrats Target Teacher Pay as Part of Their ‘Better Deal’ Platform The Democratic Party may have finally identified a message with staying power. Dwyer Gunn