Arne Duncan

Elizabeth Warren Questions Education Department's Competence Over Student Loan Fraud

No one has been held accountable for a bungled probe into Navient Corp.
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Obama Administration Misled Public On Student Loan Fraud

The Education Department conducted a "sham" investigation into whether Navient Corp. overcharged active-duty servicemembers, an audit shows.
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Too-Big-To-Fail Haunts Education Department

Banks aren't the only "too big to fail" companies that put taxpayers at risk.
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Hillary Clinton 'Totally Appalled' By Student Loan Giant Navient

The nation's largest student loan specialist is under investigation by multiple government agencies for allegedly mistreating borrowers.
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Obama Ridiculed For Sluggish Moves On College Accreditation

The Education Department has the power to put dodgy accreditors out of business, but won't use it.
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Education Department Tells States: If Students Don't Take Tests, You Will Lose Funding

"The volume of testing remains the same, which many parents and educators view as overkill."
By CAROLYN THOMPSON, AP

Education Secretary: Congress Is Failing Our Children On Gun Violence

"This is not some mission accomplished moment."
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Department Of Education Gives States Guidance On New Schools Law

States are getting ready to transition to the Every Student Succeeds Act.
By Louis Freedberg and John Fensterwald, EdSource

American Kids Are Graduating From High School At Record Rates

Achievement gaps are narrowing, too.
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The President Just Signed A Bill That Will Transform Education

No Child Left Behind expired in 2007. Congress finally replaced it.
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