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Colbert on DeVos: She ‘Admitted That She Hasn’t Really Done Her Job’

WeWork Expands Its Flatiron School Education Business to London With £1M in Scholarships

White Wants Public Airing of Scandal That Cost the Schools Chancellor His Job

Educators Blast Trump Plan to Help Arm School Staff

This Week’s Nationwide Student Walkout: 6 Things to Know

Was Betsy DeVos’ ’60 Minutes’ Interview a ‘Trainwreck’ or ‘Selectively Edited’?

Colorado Supreme Court Rules Against Denver Teachers, Saying There Is No Tenure in Public Schools

Florida Becomes First State to Offer Bullied Students Vouchers for Private School

I’d Be an ‘A’ Student if I Could Just Read My Notes

Education Dept. Wants to Block States’ Student-Loan Rules. States Are Fighting Back.

Baltimore City Schools Investigation Confirms Grades ‘Rounded-Up’ to Pass Students

Justice Department’s School Safety Plan Puts Black, Brown Students In Danger, Critics Say

DeVos Interviews on School Policy Land Flat With White House

Trump Finds Unlikely Culprit in School Shootings: Obama Discipline Policies

Here’s How the Big School Safety Bills in Congress Differ, and Why It Matters

State Education Leaders’ Group Announces New Executive Director

Feds Pick California Nonprofit as Partner on Open Educational Resources Project

A Start Date for New York Schools Chancellor

Like the Big Kids, Kindergartens Plan Protests for Gun Control

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Will Betsy DeVos Expand the School-to-Prison Pipeline?

Good Leaders Make Good Schools

‘Common Core’ Review: Standards Put to the Test

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Trump’s Violent Video Game Distraction Lags Out

Data Did the Talking. Education Got Lost in the Noise.

Attorney Wants Michigan State to Reopen Title IX Investigation That Cleared Nassar to Return to Work

NRA Gave $7.3 Million to Hundreds of Schools, Including in Washington State

Yale Rape Verdict Shows How ‘Yes Means Yes’ Can Be Murkier in Court

Arming Florida School Staff Could Expose Them to Suits: Experts

A Problem for High Schools: More Cars, and Nowhere to Park Them

Washington Legislature Sends Long-Awaited K-12 Funding Fix to Governor

A New Poll Shows What Teenagers Really Think About Guns

Oklahoma Teachers Consider Strike

Florida’s Governor Signs Compromise School Safety Bill

After Demanding Local Control, DeVos Finds That It Limits Her Influence

Maryland Schools Need More Physical Education, Lawmaker Says

White House Plan Includes Gun Training for Teachers

Detroit Schools Chief: District Can Now Pay for Counselors, Arts Classes and Gym in Every School

USED Opens Door for Student Loan Companies to Ignore State Authority

Florida Gov. Scott Signs Gun-Control, School-Safety Bill

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How Did ESSA’s “Non-Academic” Indicator Get So Academic?

Washington, Save Partisan Fighting for Actual Partisan Issues — Not DACA

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Parents, Officials Scramble for U.S. School Security Upgrades

In Columbine’s School District, Former Students Are Tracked to Prevent Attacks

Supreme Court Case Galvanizes Teachers Unions

The Robot Helping Ill Kids to Beat Loneliness: and Keep Learning

Private Equity Firm Buying a Majority Stake in Discovery Education for $120 Million

D.C. Public Schools Graduation Rate on Track to Decline This Year

Arming Teachers Is a ‘Misguided Suggestion,’ Seattle School Board Says in Resolution

Sheriffs Don’t Support Arming Teachers in Michigan Schools

Walker Shifts Position in Reaction to School Shootings

Dolly Parton Gives The Gift of Literacy: a Library of 100 Million Books

Sens. Sanders, Warren Blast Plans to Change Puerto Rico’s School System

DeVos Approves Grant to Help Florida District Cope With Shooting Aftermath

She Exposed the Discrimination in College Sports Before Title IX. Now She’s a Women’s History Month Honoree

Puerto Rican Government Considering Changes For Public Schools After Hurricane Maria

In Extraordinary Education Drama, Miami Schools Chief Offered Top NYC Schools Job — and Turns It Down on Live TV

West Virginia Schools Stay Closed, Despite Pay Rise Promise to Striking Teachers

Alphabet Loses Top AI Researcher at Anti-Aging Unit Calico

State Will Not Take Over Long-Struggling Hempstead Schools

Indiana Still Has the Nation’s Largest Voucher Program. But Growth Is Slowing Down.

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After the Scandals, What Happens to Public School Students in College?

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Trump Urges Congress to Take Action on Guns

Trump Pushes to ‘Harden’ Schools Against Mass Shooters in Meeting With Lawmakers

New Research Shows Aggressive Immigration Enforcement Deeply Affecting Students — Immigrant and Citizen, Alike — and Their Teachers

West Virginia Teachers Traded Classrooms for Picket Lines. Here’s How That Impacted Parents.

Campus Recruiting Hurts Older Workers, Suit Against PricewaterhouseCoopers Claims

Why This Tech Executive Says Her Plan to Disrupt Education Is Different