Even college-focused charter schools are urging students to consider a range of career and post-high school options.

Americans think college costs too much and want more focus on preparing students for jobs.

Everybody loves apprenticeships -- except for employers, who are nowhere near meeting the demand for learn-and-earn jobs.

A deaf student with 3rd-4th-grade reading and math skills was given high grades and a diploma, ending special-ed services.

Pro wrestling executive and former Small Business Administration chief Linda McMahon will be the next and possibly last Education...

Trump is likely to go after elite colleges and favor vocational education.

President Trump's education agenda calls for more federal say and more local control.

Working-class Americans voted to send Donald Trump back into the White House: He ran strongly with people without college degrees ,...

College students are unwilling to tolerate professors with "offensive" opinions.

Most people worry about college costs, but want their children to go to a two-year or four-year college.

Confidence in the value of higher education is down , and fear of college debt is up, writes Rob Jenkins, an associate professor of...

About half of teenagers say they don't want to go to college right out of high school, according to a new Gallup/Walton survey , reports ...

Preparing young people for the workforce -- even if they don't earn a college degree -- is a priority for Democrats (83 percent) and...

Politicians used to kiss babies. Now, they're supposed to diss them, if you believe the anti-Vance campaign.

Democrats need a "radically pragmatic" education and jobs agenda to earn working-class votes, writes Bruno V. Manno on The Liberal...

High-needs students have a hard time getting into vocational-tech schools in Massachusetts, reports the Boston Globe. Most of the highly...

With credit for workplace training and Walmart’s tuition-assistance program, Bonnie Boop earned an online business degree, reports NPR's...

Will MEI -- merit, excellence and intelligence -- replace DEI?

College graduates are finding it hard to get their first professional job.

Ivy League graduates who've been resisting "late-stage capitalism" want jobs, but employers are resisting hiring them.