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Much of America is still trying to get its head around the idea of "school choice." But in Florida, the state that's been leading the charge for a quarter century, more than 100,000 ...

Most high school seniors and their parents currently have college at the top of mind. Early application deadlines are approaching, and students are frantically writing their application essays. But it ...

I was an educator for more than 25 years, most recently as a special education and English teacher at Harrisonburg City Public Schools in Virginia. During that time, I saw how keeping parents involved ...

The war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza is over -- at least for now -- but you wouldn't know that if you asked America's largest and most influential teachers' union. The ...

In the years since Hamas's October 7 attack, America's universities have become moral barometers, and many have failed the test. At Columbia, encampments replaced classrooms. At Harvard, s ...

The education tax credit included in the "One Big Beautiful" act has the potential to drive tens of billions of dollars toward private school scholarships, as well as tutoring programs in ...

"In class, the professor was discussing binaries, but I didn't really understand what they were. I asked ChatGPT about it, and it helped me figure it out." This is probably one of the most ...

A stunning new report from the University of California, San Diego documents what many educators have feared: incoming college students are less prepared than ever. This "steep decline in t ...

Americans are uncertain about the value of higher education, and recent polls and surveys on public confidence, trust, and perceived value reflect that uncertainty. The rising cost of attendance, incr ...

A secondgrader learns more math in hours than most kids learn in weeks. By lunch, she's done with academics and heads to a workshop where she operates a food truck, trains for a 5K, or builds ...