Mark Lieberman

Several large districts and the state of California hope to capitalize on interest in the presidential election to pass big bonds.

The learning model still has a long way to go before it's a household name, survey data show. But there's interest in learning more.

Tax-credit scholarships are the most common type of private school program

Six states last school year launched private school choice programs that were open to all students, regardless of much their family earns or where they previously went to school.

Policies letting families use public funds for private education are proliferating

Jeremy Ray serves as superintendent of three school districts in Maine. All three enroll lots of students from low-income families.

A new federal rule cracks down on lead pipes in public water systems. But that focus is unlikely to have a limited effect in schools.

Pensions are a rising cost for school districts, but administrators have little control over them—and many don't know how they work

While electric school bus usage is growing nationally, it's not without its challenges. Here's a look at the state of transportation.

Voters will weigh ballot items that affect funding for electric school buses, tax revenue for state education budgets, and more.