Schools in 17 states and two U.S. territories have closed to slow the spread of COVID-19. That leaves at least 55.1 million students in the country without a classroom, according to Education Week.

Anxiety is in the air. So, too, is anger, depression, bewilderment, and disappointment. With their lives in limbo, college students, with good reason, fear that their family’s finances, their academic ...

The Fresno Unified School District has figured out a relatively simple way to dramatically increase the pass rates of high school students who enroll in online courses to make up for classes they have ...

For India, investing in the digital capacity and pedagogical imagination of its faculty is not just an academic reform. It is a social and economic necessity in a country that seeks both mass access ...

This month marks the start of the third academic year shaped by Covid-19. A combination of factors — the more transmissible Delta variant, the lagging vaccination rates, and the mixed support for ...