Advocates concerned over state’s plan to use grants aimed at poor students on literacy, school choice for all kids.

Ed Secretary Linda McMahon likes to talk about returning control ‘to the states.’ Ironically, those decisions are falling to the recently displaced.

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KIPP founder Susan Schaeffler’s long-time partnership with her D.C. public school counterparts made both sectors stronger, ...

Serafin: The burgeoning sector needs guidance on financial planning, facility management and operational efficiency to build ...

Washington state will shut tiny Prescott district in March if the money isn't there. So far, teachers union, parents & ...

Aldeman: District leaders face some tough decisions as they try to bring their budget back into balance while building on ...

So, per our annual tradition, the team at The 74 has compiled a list of the most memorable and moving education coverage that ...

There’s an innate tension between school safety and students’ civil rights. The 74’s Mark Keierleber keeps you up to date on ...

It doesn’t ‘serve the public interest,’ Attorney General Pam Bondi said about a policy that had long been a source of ...

Flexible, out-of-the-classroom thinking gave Raina Maiga the opportunity to discover her passions with interest-driven ...

By providing free child care for most early educators, Kentucky is easing family budgets, helping centers hire and drawing ...