Hundreds of parents, grandparents, and children packed a January Indiana Senate hearing on a bill to remove the state from the Common Core, a national list detailing what K-12 students should know
January’s fiscal cliff deal delayed major cuts to federal education spending—at least until March, when mandatory cuts are slated to decrease it by 8.2 percent, or $4 billion.
In January, Congress voted to send an extra $100 million to Head Start, a few weeks after Department of Health and Human Services released its long-overdue evaluation of the federal preschool progr
Public education has taken many forms over the last 300 years. Early in our history, public education referred to formal instruction in public settings outside the home.
Different increases in wealth among countries are strongly linked to student achievement. But in the most recent international achievement survey, U.S.
Wisconsin’s department of public instruction wants to charge taxpayers twice for the same thing: a big sum to indoctrinate teachers in “cultural sensitivity” and another $19,969 to tell how much th
English teachers nationwide are puzzling over a math problem: How to include the right percentages of “informational text” new standards demand in their classes.