The Latest Breaking News from Department of Education

Primary and secondary schools in Dublin are unable to recruit new teachers or to find substitutes at short notice, with the cost of living crisis blamed as a contributing factor

The number of children being homeschooled in Western Australia almost doubles in six years, with figures showing a 35 per cent increase in the past year alone.

Nicola Ryan has now received an award for her work

Teachers, school officials, historians and advocacy groups are expressing anger this week after a new draft of the Virginia social studies standards appears to have largely thrown out a version of the draft that experts spent months developing.

"Courts have issued orders blocking our student debt relief program," the application website reads.

A Senate hearing revealed less than half of all teaching students will finish their degree within six years, putting strain on an already threadbare sector.

Victorian education department investigating after teacher accused of playing ‘explicit and blasphemous’ video to class

Youngkin created a national uproar when he launched the tip line for parents to report schools teaching "inherently divisive concepts."

There is a growing consensus among pediatricians, psychologists and educators that the youth are not OK. But the absence of mental illness is not the same as well-being. The real goal should be to raise youth with lives of purpose, internalized values and strong relationships, what psychologists call “flourishing.” Values…