Limiting students’ access to college because they are deemed underprepared does not seem to do them any favors.

AB 615 would require schools to implement three numeracy-based tests per year for students starting in kindergarten through eighth grade.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a case that could make it harder for convicted murderers to show their ...

Just over half of New Jersey students passed the English language arts portion of the state standardized test, while 41% ...

Mike Mazzei has a background in both public and private work in Oklahoma, serving as a state senator for 12 years and later ...

The Raiders’ 74-year-old head coach has been a breath of fresh air since returning to the NFL as the Seahawks’ head coach in ...

Even beyond the pendulum lurches between presidencies, many of the perennial debates over education policy, politics, and ...

The past year offered a mixed bag in Delaware public education, while promises stack up for the year ahead. Here are four hot ...

Ever since the U.S. Department of Education was established more than 40 years ago, Republicans have vowed to eliminate it. However, many Republican leaders, including President Reagan, backed off ...

United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jay Clayton, and Administrator of the Drug Enforcement ...

Cal has found sustained success hard to come by, and its ACC move may not help matters. Eakin Howard / The Justin Wilcox era at Cal is over. Cal fired Wilcox on Sunday, one day after a 31-10 loss to ...

Parents are growing increasingly concerned about the prevalence of technology in classrooms, and the negative side effects ...