Classroom

Section 504 identification rates are rising across Texas. A leading education law scholar explores the data behind “504-only” growth and what the increase may mean for educators and campus workloads.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week, observed March 17–23, 2026, reminds educators that students learn in different ways. Texas teachers can support neurodivergent learners by building classrooms where belonging comes first.

This Black History Month, explore Texas schools named for Black leaders and trailblazers and connect with resources highlighting the history and contributions of Black Texans.

Threats in schools may be rising, and responses are rarely simple. Educators and students share how campuses assess risk and protect learning when safety concerns disrupt the school day.

Special education programs across Texas are redefining what’s possible for students with disabilities. From classrooms that double as bakeries to community partnerships and family-run shops, educators are helping students build confidence, independence, and meaningful futures.

From playground to classroom, every moment of play helps kids build the bricks of their future, fostering creativity, resilience, and success along the way.

Celebrate Veterans Day in your classroom with meaningful lessons, activities, and resources. Help students explore service, courage, and honor while learning about veterans and military families, and inspire them to give back to their communities.