If we as people can stay involved, communicate and not let accusations and slander overtake civil discourse, we can find solutions that are fair and practical...something solidly in between filet mignon and an empty bowl.
SANTA CRUZ -- The Santa Cruz City Schools board meeting Wednesday erupted with cheers and applause when the district's business chief, Alvaro Meza, wa...
The School Reform Commission has an historic opportunity to stand up for the constitutional rights of New York's public school children.
Michelle Apperson, recently awarded the title of "Teacher of the Year" for the Sacramento City Unified School District, has lost her job. Apperson ...
PHILADELPHIA -- When the future King Edward VII visited Girard College in 1860, the boarding school for underprivileged students served about 860 whit...
As school districts are facing massive budget cuts across the country, school programs, teachers and students are taking the hit. Across the countr...
LeapFrog's new initiative, Tag. Give. Read. aims to help more U.S. children learn and love to read. LeapFrog is making it easy for anyone to "give the gift of reading."
DES MOINES, Wash. — U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan is urging Congress to act soon to increase education funding because cash-strapped stat...
The UI's graduate programs that were marked as needing more evaluation in a recent report won't receive fellowship funding to recruit new students for...
Should the Beverly Hills school board let the opportunity permit students currently in the system stay, even though their parents are paying taxes to a different district?
The bus schedules should have arrived in your mail by now and we have instituted a policy that awards school credits to any student who shows up at the bus stop with a full can of gasoline.
While far from easy, states with courageous governors could use this crisis to make a radical change: cut the budget by 10% and send the money directly to schools.
