Linda Jacobson

The industry is ‘taking notice,' one expert said about the debate over how schools collect and use student data.

Some educators say they can't control whether kids come to school, but districts say they'll keep working to lower the rates.

‘I definitely don't do it for the money,’ said one veteran teacher.

Elsie Urueta Pollock founded Tulsa Honor Academy more than decade ago and now works to encourage more Latinos to open charter schools.

One expert says scholarships for public school students would have broad appeal to most taxpayers.

The latest analysis shows a jump in the use of private school choice programs for tuition and more Black leaders planning to open schools.

Consistent attendance, lacking in some past summer school initiatives, contributed to student gains, researchers said.

As a special education advocate in Oklahoma, Lucia Frohling handles about 40 cases per year in which schools reduce class time for students with disabilities, often for behavior issues or serious medi...

Linda McMahon became the first U.S. education secretary to be the target of impeachment proceedings Thursday. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, a member of the House education committee, filed three articles of ...

The Texas State Board of Education will vote Friday on a set of new social studies standards that have drawn fire and fervor for espousing pro-American views and Christian values. If approved, the vot...