The Every Student Succeeds Act’s notorious fifth indicator left the door wide open for states to measure student achievement in ways other than academic, but when it came time to choose, social-emotional learning skills were largely ignored.

An Education Week reporter and photojournalist went to Puerto Rico this month to see firsthand the devastation on the island after Hurricane Maria.

D.C. schools with a significant share of struggling students are receiving an infusion of money, part of a campaign to bridge achievement gaps in the District.

Parents of children found bullying other minors could face jail time under a new law approved in a western New York community.

Many who were eligible for grants from the federal government didn’t fill out the FASFA.

Some colleges hire outside parties to look into and judge sexual assault cases, a move meant to ensure fairness in the process.

On Twitter, hundreds of thousands of people are #TalkingAboutIt. The popular hashtag is all over the social media platform, denoting tweets on experiences and concerns about mental health conditions. Its goal is to demystify mental illness, promote open conversation and encourage people to seek support.

For college freshmen who left home for the first time this year, learning to live with a roommate may be one of the easy challenges.