Named after the hundred-eyed watchman of Greek myth, Argus watches the education landscape: spotting new opportunities, pressure-testing the ventures we're building, and tracing every read back to the real-world signals behind it.
The evidence library: the raw signals the pipeline is watching across the education ecosystem. Every idea is built from these.
Most school lunch payments will see a 1 cent increase in 2026-27 from last year's rates under the U.S. Department of Agriculture's annual adjustment.
A Dear Colleague letter said recreational and educational technology use are not synonymous — while also acknowledging screen time concerns.
An "abstinence-only approach" led to "unreasonable or unexplained" grant cancellations, said the judge, but he stopped short of reinstating funds.
Immigration enforcement activities on or around schools remain a concern for many educators at the start of the 2026-27 school year.
Critics worry it will lead to a medical approach, while supporters say the collaboration will improve outcomes.
In a Senate subcommittee hearing, experts shared why federal investments in teacher training and research are needed for successful implementation.
In two districts analyzed by Stanford University, students’ average weekly use of one such tutor was 2.18 minutes and 5.23 minutes, respectively.
The former U.S. education secretary shared lessons learned from his career, including the value of collaboration, during the National School Leaders Conference.
Republicans say the K-12 and higher education changes would spur efficiencies. Democrats say the proposals undermine public education.
Since taking office last year, Democratic Gov. Bob Ferguson has prioritized increasing the state’s completion rate of the federal student aid form.
The nation's largest school system will task the personnel with addressing a student behavior that affects up to 15% of youth and fuels chronic absenteeism.
The Trump administration’s move against unintentional discrimination will likely narrow or close investigations, education civil rights experts say.
Most districts don't have the systems in place to screen for the learning disability related to numbers and math, CRPE said in a report.
Collaborations between states and districts can help improve student outcomes, the governors of Maryland and Wyoming say.
A proposed rule would rescind regulations for the program, which the agency says would allow it to “explore other means” of delivering those services.
At least one state has gone as far as to prohibit artificial intelligence’s use for grading, discipline or other high-stakes decisions.
The federal agency aims to give more control to states over the design of their early learning programs, but critics fear a weakening of the landmark program.
The federal agency aims to give more control to states over the design of their early learning programs, but critics fear a weakening of the landmark program.
As schools head into the 2026-27 school year, some classrooms will be reopening with religious displays despite parents' efforts to stop them.
The bill seeks to keep all special education, postsecondary, Native American, and elementary and secondary education activities within the department.
The ban is being implemented for the 2026-27 school year as the nation's second-largest school system reviews its artificial intelligence policies.
The findings come as career and technical education has gained traction and are “concerning” amid broader postsecondary shifts, a Rand report said.
Falling enrollment and the need for consistent and stable student resources have led the district to explore options to "rightsize."
The preliminary proposal comes as the Missouri school district has seen enrollment decline sharply by 58.5% in a 34-year period.
In two years, Krish Mohip has brought notable improvements in attendance and achievement to Proviso Township High Schools District 209.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from districts’ fiscal red flags to efforts to curb “passing the trash.”
While a top official says students will retain all their rights under federal law, some advocates and lawmakers call the transfer harmful and disruptive.
Teacher burnout rates have remained high since COVID-19, but experts say artificial intelligence is still a promising solution if done right — and at scale.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from calls for Linda McMahon’s impeachment to data on states not meeting special education requirements.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from absenteeism recovery data to a slew of new legislative proposals.
The superintendents group said allowing public benefits usage to be considered in noncitizens’ applications could have a “chilling effect” on schools.
Employers should expect litigation against the new fee once it is finalized, a source told HR Dive, similar to what occurred after last year’s fee was announced by President Donald Trump.
Gaps between new school models’ demands and principals’ preparation "can undermine even the best-designed models," says a NASBE report.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from an E-rate proposed rule to the latest on Ten Commandments laws.
As AI use grows in schools, district leaders need a clearer way to measure impact.
The center's complaint alleges the teachers union didn’t specify Jews as the primary victims of the Holocaust, among other things. NEA has said it "does not tolerate antisemitism in any form."
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from a rejected Supreme Court case to teacher workforce updates.
What districts should know now about solar PPA savings, performance and planning in 2026.
The ruling scores a win for a group of 21 attorneys general and three governors who sued over the Trump administration’s approach to grant terminations.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from a principal’s conference in Florida to pushback on an Education Department interagency agreement.
From transgender student rights to student free speech, here is what's been decided and what's left for future terms.
Justices are set to consider two cases out of Texas that aim to block such laws, which have regained momentum in recent years.
Foussat Language Academy is embracing a multi-tiered social-emotional learning model to improve screening and classroom supports.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the educational impact of extreme weather to chronic absenteeism data.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from students with disabilities in general classrooms to state AI laws.
Why preventative maintenance is critical for safe, reliable K-12 cafeteria operations.
Schools nationwide face a tough balancing act: boosting achievement while budgets shrink and staff struggle.
We’re rounding up last week’s news, including HHS’ proposal to overhaul Head Start and the online safety bills heading to the Senate floor.
School marketing and five benefits of education research.
Schools and districts can take steps to modernize campuses and prepare for weather disruptions, says UndauntedK12.