At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, students, faculty and administrators faced challenges amid the urgent pivot to emergency remote instruction. The pandemic and resulting quarantines ...

With the 2021-22 school year underway, students and educators are navigating daily life with the addition of COVID-19 policies. Many health safety measures will look the same in schools across ...

Colleges that temporarily shifted instruction online due to the surging Omicron variant of the coronavirus now face the question of when to resume in-person learning. For a growing number of ...

As the rapidly-spreading omicron variant fuels a surge in COVID-19 cases, calls have grown throughout Illinois for school districts to reinstate remote learning. At least two Chicago-area district - ...

The decision to teach laboratory courses in-person will require consideration of recommendations made by the College of Arts and Sciences and of the needs of students in your course. Individual ...

In the interest of providing clarity and as much predictability as possible, we have decided to continue with remote instruction for Thursday and Friday, May 23 and 24. We have done so talking ...

This story is part of a special project called Big Ideas in which EdWeek reporters ask hard questions about K-12 education’s biggest challenges and offer insights based on their extensive coverage and ...

With a blizzard bearing down on New Jersey and forecasts calling for a foot or more of snow and dangerous winds, students are likely betting — and hoping — that schools will be closed Monday, if not ...

Alaska Education Commissioner Deena Bishop said Thursday that the state education department would reconsider whether to count so-called “e-learning” due to weather-related school closures toward the ...