Seventy percent of Los Angeles County students said they'd consider taking a skilled trades class, if their high school offered the...

America invests more than $500 billion of taxpayer money in colleges each year, writes Ryan Craig, in an Education Next forum. That...

Eighty-two percent of teachers say public education has gotten worse in the last five years, according to a Pew survey. Fifty-three...

One German state is adding flexibility to its two-track education system, writes Frieda Klotz on the Hechinger Report. German students...

Plumbers are retiring faster than apprentices are joining the trade, reports Salena Zito in the Washington Examiner. Builders report...

A Japanese company will stop making diapers for babies and shift production to adult diapers, reports the BBC. Adult diapers have been a...

The Peacocks of Saint Peter’s University were blown out of the NCAA basketball tournament in the first round, losing to University of...

Community colleges are drawing more students to job-oriented programs, fewer to classes that lead to an academic degree, reports Joshua...

Half of college graduates are working in jobs that don't require a degree or college skills, report Vanessa Fuhrmans and Lindsay Ellis in...

Reading and math scores are on their way up, reports the Education Recovery Scorecard. On average, students in grades three through eight...

Ninety-two percent of Americans like the idea of apprenticeships, according to a recent American Staffing Association survey, and 62...

Young Americans are trying to avoid student loans or find low-debt paths to good jobs, reports Nirvi Shah in USA Today. Janika Cook...

"Math is important, but we’re being taught the wrong kind of math," say high school students in a YouthTruth survey. While 57 percent...

What's the point of school? Where am I going? Do I need to go to college? How much could I earn? The Make It Movement is helping young...

The crisis for new college graduates is a media perennial, writes Kevin Carey in The Atlantic. "Find some recent grads working humble...

Colleges are adding career counselors and urging students to start career planning early, reports Hechinger's Jon Marcus. Some are...

Immigrants can find classes in Spanish, Mandarin, Russian, Armenian, Korean and other languages at some California community colleges. ...

Enrollment is rebounding at California's community colleges due to career programs and dual enrollment, reports Michael Burke on...

Dual-credit programs are supposed to put students "on the fast track" to an affordable college degree, but many teens are earning credits...

Oregon won't require students to show mastery of reading, writing or math to collect a high school diploma, reports Sami Edge in The...