College students are not OK, writes Jonathan Malesic, who teaches first-year writing at Southern Methodist University, in a New York...

Remote learning widened achievement gaps in states and districts that kept schools closed the longest, concludes a working paper by...

Screen time isn’t necessarily wasted time, writes Mike Petrilli. His 10-year-old son learned about Admiral Yi Sun-sin, who defended Korea...

Online colleges are recruiting like crazy in California, reports Gary Robbins in the San Diego Union-Tribune. Penn State, the University...

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

Georgia Tech’s online master’s in computer science program enabled mid-career workers to earn a degree that would have been out of reach...

After doubling from 1999 to 2012, the percentage of homeschool students appears to have leveled off at 3.3 percent, reports Sarah Grady...

If students choose what to learn, pursuing their own interests, they’ll be engaged and active learners, say some personalized-learning...

Strong students benefit from online classes, but weak students do not, concludes Brookings’ Susan Dynarski. The convenience of online...

Free college is a reality — not just a campaign promise — writes Steve Klinsky, founder and CEO of the Modern States Education Alliance,...

Instead of paying for college, students can learn now, pay later at San Francisco’s Make School, reports Emily DeRuy in the San Jose...

Western Governors University, a national nonprofit, has been providing online, self-paced competency-based education to career-minded...

Online “credit-recovery” programs are raising high school graduation rates, writes Zoë Kirsch as part of a Slate series called The Big...

The future of college may not include going to class or earning a degree, writes AP’s Maria Danilova. “Education startups are offering...

“Course choice,” also known as course access, is expanding options for students whose high schools can’t meet all their learning needs,...

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s state budget plan lets schools set their own days and hours of instruction, reports the Milwaukee...

Combining online courses with intensive coaching is helping low-income Boston students complete college degrees, writes Jon Marcus on...