- 180 Days as a Teacher
 - Blog from a woman trying teaching for a year. - AFT NCLBlog
- Views from the AFT about the No Child Left Behind laws.
- Anonymous Teacher Blog
- A second-year teacher's escapades in the realm of public high school. Sometimes witty. Sometimes sad. Sometimes angry. Always exhausted. It's a bumpy ride, but I wait for the moments that make it worth it.
- AssortedStuff
- Observations on the state of public education in the United States and the perpetual efforts to reform it.
- Blackboard Jungle
- Various thoughts from a teacher.
- Bridging Differences
- Leading education thinkers Deborah Meier and Diane Ravitch engage in an ongoing conversation about what matters most for today's students, educators, and policymakers.
- Brighton's Hope
- Former National Teacher of the Year Betsy Rogers chronicles her work in one of Alabama's highest-need primary schools.
- CaliforniaTeacherGuy
- Blog from a teacher in the California desert.
- Class Blogmeister
- Blogging tool designed with teachers and students in mind. Teachers can evaluate, comment on, and publish students' blog articles in a controlled environment.
- Class is in Session
- Thoughts about public education from a special education teacher.
- DC Education Blog
- Blog dedicated to covering the Washington, D.C. education scene.
- Don's Learning Log
- Reflections on learning from teacher Don Ledingham.
- edspresso.com
- Your daily addiction for breaking news, commentary, and debate on real education reform.
- EduBlog Insights
- Comments, reflections, and occasional brainstorms.
- Edublogs
- Offering free education blogs for teachers and administrators.
- Educated Guess
- Educated Guess is a source of information and commentary on California’s monumental effort to reform its K-12 schools.
- Education at the Brink
- News and commentary on education, politics, and the intersection of the two.
- Education Weak
- Commentary on government schools and school choice alternatives.
- Education Wonks, The
- Offering a variety of entries and links to information about education.
- Education/Technology - Tim Lauer
- News, views, and information about technology and education.
- Educational Equity, Politics & Policy in Texas
- Blog chronicling education issues in Texas.
- Eduholic
- Blog from Emmet Rosenfeld, an experienced English teacher in Virginia, who writes about teaching and learning in his classroom and beyond.
- Eduwonk.com
- Education news and analysis from the Progressive Policy Institute's 21st Century Schools Project.
- First Year Teacher
- Blog of a teacher who is actually no longer a first year teacher.
- Get Schooled
- Source of information and conversation about education in Georgia and the nation.
- Hedgetoad - Coastal Edition
- From a high school english teacher.
- hipteacher
- One redheaded girl's journey into the world of public education.
- History is Elementary
- A site for history teachers and anyone who enjoys reading about history and history education.
- History Teacher, A
- Bringing interesting and not so interesting reflections on teaching history, integrating technology, and parenting.
- Hobo Teacher Web Log (or... Blog)
- Daily musings from the Hobo Teacher.
- iLibrarian
- Features news on the Library 2.0 movement and the information revolution.
- In the Middle
- Career changer and middle school special education teacher Hanne Denney offers thoughts on middle school pedagogy, career change, and the teaching life.
- Jacobs, Joanne
- Former San Jose Mercury News columnist offers daily opinions and thoughts related to education.
- Life That Chose Me, The
- Blog from a high school special education teacher serving students with severe and profound disabilities.
- Mentor Matters
- A veteran emotional disabilities teacher contemplates the challenges and joys of teaching in a 50 kid, self-contained special ed programme.
- Molecules in Motion: Room 149
- Detailed blog from a kindergarten teacher focusing on the various projects and activities from his class.
- Motivation Matters
- Kevin Bushweller tackles the question of what works, and what doesn't work, to motivate students to do better in school.
- Mrs. Amy's Preschool Press
- A place for preschool musings, info, stories, photos, and more.
- NCLB - It’s Time for a Change
- Provides commentary and updated status on the No Child Left Behind/Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
- New Terrain
- Jessica Shyu, a programme director for Teach for America, writes about the lives of new teachers in today's schools, exploring their practice, experiences, and career challenges and opportunities.
- NextStudent Student Loan Blog
- Educational financing resource for all college students. Advice and tips for financing higher education.
- NO NCLB.org
- Blog dedicated to discussion of how to correct the NCLB law.
- No Teachers Left Behind
- Commentary on public education in America.
- Number 2 Pencil
- Kimberly's take on testing and education reform.
- On the Reservation
- J. Shyu, a second-year special education teacher on an American Indian reservation, chronicles the good, the bad, and the occasionally amusing of being a young teacher at an under-resourced rural school.
- Online University Lowdown
- Blog featuring information and news in the world of online education.
- Open Education
- Blog discussing the growing trend toward open education.
- Passion for Teaching and Opinions
- This blog chronicles the journey of a Social Science teacher at Ukiah High School in Ukiah, California.
- PEDABLOGUE
- Michael Arnzen shares his experiences and experiments in the classrooms, discusses recent reading in pedagogical theory and educational news, reflects on educational practices, and more.
- Practical Theory - A View from the Classroom
- Views on education from a principal, who has been a technology coordinator, English teacher, and coach.
- PrincipalsPage.com Blog
- A sound off for educational administration.
- Ready or Not
- Hanne Denney, a mid-40s career-changer, reflects on the challenges and rewards of starting anew as a teacher.
- Reflections on Teaching and Learning
- A high school teacher reflects on his practice and the day-to-day existence of a public school teacher in America today.
- Reflective Teacher, The
- News, notes, lessons, thoughts, wishes, and worries of a first-year teacher.
- Scholarship Blog, The
- Tips to help students pay for college, including information about the latest scholarships and grants.
- School of Blog
- A blog for your head, and your mind, and your brain.
- school yard blog, a
- Daily reflections on education.
- Schools Matter
- Explores issues in public education policy and advocates for a commitment to, and a re-examination of, the democratic purposes of schools.
- Shut Up and Teach
- Blog about public education in Arizona and the politics that drive it.
- Special Education Law Blog
- A special education legal resource discussing case law, news, practical advocacy advice, and developments in state and federal statutes and regulations. Postings include insight and sometimes humour from Charles P. Fox, a Chicago, Illinois, attorney who is also a parent of child with special needs, and other guest authors.
- Special Education Teacher in Washington, D.C.
- Cyber classroom in which a teacher presents different ideas about education.
- Student Loan Consolidation Lowdown
- Blog featuring news, tools, and tips on student finance and loans.
- Universities Weblog
- Blog about campus life, university news, career planning, financial aid, and more.
- Unwrapping the Gifted
- Tamara Fisher, a gifted education teacher and co-author of Intelligent Life in the Classroom: Smart Kids and Their Teachers, discusses news and developments in the gifted education community and offers advice for teachers on working with gifted students.
- Voice for School Choice
- South Carolina blog committed to presenting timely and informative information regarding the need for expanding educational opportunities and options.
- Weblogg-ed
- Blog about using blogs in education.
- Wide Open Education
- Blogging how the open source movement is revolutionizing education.
- Your Mama's Mad Tedious: Diary of a Bronx Teacher
- Blog from a special education teacher in New York.
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