America's Youth AI Festival: students from all 50 states gathered in Boston to shape the nation's first student-led AI policy for schools.

Explore the STUDENT FIRST Act, passed at the 2026 Youth AI Festival in Boston—new AI policy protections for students, teachers, and schools.

A new federal tax credit lets taxpayers direct up to $1,700 to the scholarship-granting organization (SGO) of their choice.

AASA introduces the district leaders who will be sharing their voices, ideas, and lessons from the field on the Schools of ...

Kat Sturdevant sits down with Noelle Ellerson Ng, Chief Advocacy & Governance Officer about serious concerns for the future ...

Education leaders discuss how schools can measure what matters for every child, beyond test scores. Listen to the latest AASA ...

In my 50th year working as an educator, I have seen and experienced a lot. In my current role working with school superintendents in New York and doctoral students at my university, I am attuned to ...

Healthcare costs have surged in the years following the COVID-19 pandemic, placing substantial financial pressure on U.S. public school systems. As school districts devote an increasingly larger share ...

Based on responses from 767 school superintendents and school business officials across 42 states, the report is focused on the impact of rising health care expenditures on K-12 school systems. Health ...

As districts explore ways to expand student support and access new funding streams, many are considering the creation of a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit—or the revitalization of an existing or dormant one.