What's ahead for education in Trump's second term?

Students stressed by the election results can skip classes tomorrow at their elite New York City private school, reports Christopher Maag...

Parents on the left, right and center agree that schools should teach reading, writing, math and civics, writes David M. Houston, a...

When a Pennsylvania school board flipped from Republican to Democratic control, some policies changed -- but many did not.

Should teachers teach about the election?

"We're in the midst of an "education depression," an "era of shrinking outcomes and opportunity," writes Tim Daly. From 1990 to 2013,...

Only 39% of public school parents are satisfied with their child's school compared to 70% of private school parents.

Would-be regulators of "disinformation" are trying to punish deviation from their beliefs, charges journalist Matt Taibbi in The Free...

Politicians who want to protect us from "misinformation" or "hate speech" want to end free speech.

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.

U.S. history teachers are using "digital sources and primary documents" rather than textbooks , according to a report by the American...

Tim Walz, a former social studies teacher who hopes to be vice president, said, “There’s no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or...

The U.S. has "already passed peak public school " (excluding public charters), writes Matt Welch on Reason. Enrollment in district-run...

School district officials discussed holding board meetings on Jewish holidays to keep the ethnic studies curriculum "under the radar."

Teenagers 16 and 17 year old will be able to vote for school board in Oakland and Berkeley.

Americans -- including Democrats -- strongly favor school choice, especially education savings accounts.

Social studies teachers are eager to discuss the election -- students might actually care! -- but also very nervous about...

President Biden's education agenda deserves a D.

For a former teacher, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz doesn't seem very interested in education.