Failures in oversight and long-running declines in student enrollment are plaguing one of America’s most troubled districts.

From pay to professional development to coordination with colleagues in higher grades, schools have a long way to go, study ...

Arjun Sharda, 13, began Tleem in his middle school. Today, it hosts contests & speakers, links members with college & business leaders in 11 countries ...

Filmmaker uses infamous 2010 ‘WebcamGate’ case to examine present-day threats to student privacy and digital policing of ...

A Q&A with Sheri Brady, vice president of strategy and program for the Children’s Defense Fund, about the current policy ...

LA Unified’s Career Technical Education Department is growing, both in student participation and programs offered.

Their views, the study’s authors note, were not as much divided by race and gender, but by socioeconomics and access to ...

We should replace disparate state tests with a single national assessment for all fourth and eighth graders annually.

The debate focused on whether just exposing children to the books in the classroom violates families’ religious beliefs.

The Utah Education Association sued the state last year, saying the $100 million program funded schools that aren’t free and ...

The Montgomery County, Maryland, case reflects the tension between inclusion and religious freedom in one of the nation’s largest school districts.

Soon, college athletes may make even more. A high-profile class-action lawsuit will likely allow schools to pay athletes ...