Enlisting in the Army raises earnings for blacks, writes Jeff Murray, citing a new study. Army Service in the All-Volunteer Era by West...

Career and technical education (CTE) programs are surging across the country, but most students don't end up in those careers. In...

Throughout my newspaper career, I asked young people about their career goals. There was a time when the high achievers wanted to be...

Fordham's 2022 Wonkathon is looking for ideas on how to reinvent high school: What policy barriers get in the way? If we all agree that...

School choice advocates did well in the midterms, writes Mike McShane, national research director of EdChoice, in Forbes. Governors Ron...

What does it take to be a web developer or a truck mechanic or a personal-care assistant? Texas State Technical College has built a free,...

Most students are "in the dark about their own learning," according to Data Quality Campaign’s new national poll of high school students,...

The Kalamazoo Promise, which guarantees college scholarships to all graduates of the Michigan city's schools, has increased college...

Many colleges have dropped admissions tests to promote diversity and equity: Applicants who grew up with educated (or Asian) parents and...

Forgiving student loans -- if it survives a legal challenge -- is estimated to cost $400 billion to $500 billion or more. That means...

Students at career-tech high schools in Massachusetts are more likely to go to college and earn more than similar students who take a...

University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley accepts more than 80 percent of applicants, most of whom come from low-income families. Thanks to...

Connor Opdahl began planning his future in eighth grade, writes David Tobenkin on The 74. Wisconsin requires students to develop an...

Linking high school, work-based learning and college is an idea whose time may have come, writes Javeria Salman in the Hechinger Report....

College is seen as an "expensive gamble" by many Americans, concludes a recent Public Agenda survey. Half say college "is a questionable...

Generation Z, which means 16- to 25-year-olds, don't want to grow up to be doctors, lawyers, astronauts or cowboys, according to a new...

Linking student loan forgiveness to jobs and skills training would have been politically savvy, writes Andrew J. Rotherham on Eduwonk....

"College for all" meant degrees for some, disappointment for others and $1.75 trillion in debt for 48 million borrowers. Urban school...

You can do anything, children are told. Dream big! But many young people don't know what careers exist in the real world or what they...

Philadelphia schools are focusing career-tech training on preparing students to move from high school to apprenticeships and skilled...