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A bipartisan compromise has secured $79 billion for education in FY2026, with plans to enforce new digital accessibility rules.

The US Department of Education has emphasized the importance of flexibility in federal education funding to support innovative teacher workforce strategies, including strategic staffing models that provide opportunities for teacher growth and development.

Disability advocates sound the alarm as federal lawmakers consider amending the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), potentially affecting support and services for students with disabilities.

Indiana strengthens its special education workforce with a federal grant for a school psychologist pipeline, aiming to better support students with special needs.

Colorado is advancing biliteracy recognition with a new bill that could change how schools acknowledge students’ language skills.

A Florida school district is facing a significant budget shortfall due to the state’s universal voucher program.

Maine is moving to provide free meals to all its public pre-K students, a move that could have significant benefits for their development and education.