New York's zero-emission school bus mandate is heading for a major delay. Here's what the proposed timeline change means for your district, your taxes, and your child's commute.

New York students remain nearly half a grade level behind pre-pandemic benchmarks, despite the state spending $35,000 per pupil. A sweeping new Stanford report reveals the learning crisis started in 2013, not 2020. Here's what the data means for NYC families.

From NYC's AI policy clash and school closure battles to the federal education funding fight in Congress and a massive data breach affecting millions of students, here is everything parents and educators need to know from this week's biggest education headlines.

New York's school bus system is under pressure from a driver shortage, poor vendor accountability, and a mandatory transition to electric buses by 2035. Here's what NYC families need to know and how to advocate for better service.

NYC is spending a record $43 billion on public schools -- $44,000 per student -- yet test scores lag nationally and enrollment has dropped nearly 10% since 2020. Here's what it means for NYC families and what you can do about it.

The 2026 New York school board election and budget vote is Tuesday, May 19. Here is everything New York families need to know: voter eligibility, what is on the ballot, how to vote early, and why this election matters for your kids and your taxes.

NYC parents are drawing a line in the sand. Explore the driving forces behind the demanded two-year AI moratorium in schools, from concerns over "cognitive flatlining" to the fight for student data privacy.

New York State is investing $7 million to train the next generation of EV technicians. Through a partnership between NYSDOL and NYPA, the GCEW-EV grant supports training for electric vehicle and charging station maintenance, with a focus on equity and electric school buses.

We send our children off with waves and smiles, expecting them to return with stories and memories. But in September 2023, that trust was shattered on an upstate highway, and the community of Farmingdale, Long Island, was left to grapple with a question that still echoes today: Could more have been...

For years, the conversation around youth mental health and digital devices has often centered on a single, seemingly simple metric: screen time. Parents, educators, and even policymakers have wrestled with how many hours are too many, often viewing the sheer volume of time spent online as the...

On Thursday, July 24, 2025, Governor Hochul signed "Desha's Law" (S.5539A/A.785A), a pivotal piece of legislation requiring all public schools across New York State to develop and implement comprehensive cardiac emergency response plans. This serves as a proactive step that promises to save lives...

A collective sigh of relief is sweeping through New York's educational landscape as the Trump administration has announced its intention to release over $5 billion in withheld federal education funding. For nearly a month, school leaders, parents, and community stakeholders across the five boroughs...