Education

SEPTEMBER 16, 2025 BY MEGAN BRENAN 26% say K-12 schools headed in right direction; majorities rate schools negatively for preparing students for work, college WASHINGTON, D.C. — A record-low 35% of Americans are satisfied with the quality of education that K-12 students receive in the U.S. today, marking an eight-percentage-point decline since last year . This is one point below the previous historical low recorded in 2000 and 2023 for this Gallup question that dates back t

Applicants will be able to submit CLT scores beginning in the 2027 admissions cycle. The nation’s service academies next month will...

SEPTEMBER 15, 2025 Today, the U.S. Department of Education (the Department) announced that it is making historic investments in charter...

Connecticut Public Radio | By Sujata Srinivasan Published September 9, 2025 at 4:18 PM EDT A collaboration at the University of...

By Trevor Hawes, For The Herald Sep 10, 2025 Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming a part of many aspects of life, and education is...

By Nate Raymond September 11, 20258:14 PM GMT-3 Sept 11 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Thursday issued a nationwide ruling preventing...

Scores for 12th-graders in math and reading continued their years-long slide, reaching new lows on national tests, new data released...

The American Historical Association's survey of history teachers last year says federal museums are the most used free resource in the...

The teachers union is ramping up efforts to inform parents and students about their rights, but members say the fear is palpable. By ...

Faculty cited state policy on tenure, elimination of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and the cost of living by Jay...

“Our cafeteria is loud again,” said one social studies teacher whose school offers foosball, ping-pong and more. When Bethlehem High...

Sep 03, 2025 Public education in the United States stands at a critical crossroads. Federal instability, state budget impasses, and legal...

COVID catapulted trends like homeschooling and microschooling into the mainstream, altering the way parents, teachers and kids think...

Since Florida passed the first ban, more than a dozen states have enacted similar laws aiming to crack down on students being plugged in...

As younger students across the country prepare to return to the classroom, many older adults find themselves reflecting on their own...

With more families concerned about how they will afford college , some schools are offering an unbeatable deal. While the total  cost of...