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Watch Dr. Micah Shippee discuss Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow competition and how new inventions can have far-reaching impacts

Learn what the Department of Education does and what shutting it down would mean for the U.S.

"It will be like going back in time to the 1960s, when children with learning differences and challenging behavior were not entitled to an education at all," said a Nebraska teacher.

Learn why many young people are seeking skilled trade career paths instead of traditional four-year colleges

Learn about what can be done to help protect Americans with disabilities during mental health crises.

Learn about dramatic cuts to the Department of Education and budget negotiations in Congress

A conversation about U.S. history, the presidents and slavery and how we teach it

DOE oversees student loans, federal funds for lower-income students, special education programs and more

Classroom's Educator Voice blog highlights educators' thoughts on key subjects in education and current events

To celebrate Career and Technical Education Month, hear from two experts on ways CTE programs prepare students for life and the workforce