As the U.S. is running low on 18-year-olds. Non-elite colleges are having trouble meeting enrollment or net tuition revenue targets,...

California is moving ahead with an online college for “stranded workers,” reports Mikhail Zinshteyn on EdSource. It will offer short-term...

Job hunting is a class at Skidmore, a liberal arts college in upstate New York, reports NPR’s Elissa Nadworny. Paul Calhoun, a business...

Immigrant adults are taking summer jobs once done by U.S. teenagers, writes Paul Bedard in the Washington Examiner. “Immigrants — legal...

Linking community college funding to graduation rates is tricky, writes David Kirp, a Berkeley professor and of the Learning Policy...

Requiring college-prep coursework to earn a diploma is a mistake, writes Russell Rumberger on EdSource. An emeritus University of...

Bill Gates is offering all 2018 college graduates a free download of his favorite book, Hans Rosling’s Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re...

Young people can succeed in technical jobs even with mediocre grades in math and science or liberal arts majors, claims a new study, on...

Middle-schoolers in Ohio are learning math, science and programming — and competing in contests such as MakerMinded to expose them to...

Carlos Huerta, an engineering student at Downtown College Prep Alum Rock High, works on wheels for a “drop-and-dash” robot for the...

When my daughter was in preschool, she wanted to grow up to be a ballet dancer. I remember a boy who wanted to be a tap dancer and a chef...

Elite universities help well-off students do well, writes Derek Thompson in The Atlantic. They do little for upward mobility because they...

Our competitors do a better job of enabling students to gain more education than their parents, she writes. Once, public education was...

While U.S. students are told that a four-year college degree is the only route to success, employers are paying top dollar for those...

uses job-market data to help students plan their futures, reports Catherine Gewertz in Education Week. Students at iLEAD Academy...

“Students who take a lot of career-and-technical-education classes in high school are hard workers who are less likely than their peers...

The primary purpose of education isn’t preparation for college, writes Ray Domanico, director of education policy at the Manhattan...

More first-generation, low-income students are going to college — but not completing a degree, writes David Leonhardt in the New York...

Udacity has ended its get-a-job-or-your-money-back guarantee for its Nanodegree Plus program, reports Lindsay McKenzie at Inside Higher...

The only way to award honest high school diplomas is to give students a choice of meeting basic, career-ready or university-ready...