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America’s Retailers Have a New Target Customer: The 26-Year-Old Millennial

Don’t Believe the Hype: Local Education Advocates Say They See Little Change in DeVos’s Views on Federal School Choice Program

New York Fed President: Legacy Admissions to Colleges Is Hurting Economic Mobility

Where Are the Hispanic Teachers? While Hiring’s Exploded in Last 25 Years, There Are Still 3 Times More Hispanic Students Than Instructors

The History of School Lunches

The September Jobs Report in 9 Charts

An Ideal School Design

After Hurricane Harvey, Texas May Need $1.6 Billion to Fix Schools

At Maryland High Schools, Teaching Empathy in a Time of Controversy

Post-Harvey Schools, Funding on the Agenda for House Education Committee

Many Rural N.C. Counties Don’t Have Enough Teachers. Can Pay Bonuses Help Change That?

Absent From More School Calendars: Columbus Day

A $2.6 Million Initiative Aims to Close Achievement Gap in D.C. Schools

Sen. Bernie Sanders to Hold Town Hall to Push for Free Public College Tuition

Virtual Charter Academies in California Must Refund Nearly $2 Million to State

Betsy DeVos Finds ‘Bully Pulpit’ No Easy Perch

The Smartest Americans Are Heading West

Will Trump Get His K-12 Budget Cuts?

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Trump’s Dreamer Deal-Breaker

Campus Hate Lives on the Internet. Administrators Need to Catch Up.

Education Is the Surest Path Out of Poverty, Even If The Atlantic Reports Otherwise

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Farewell, Valedictorian: High Schools Drop Tradition of Naming Top Student

Students Are Demanding More Help With Mental Health And Say Universities Aren’t Keeping Up

DeVos Champions Online Charter Schools, But the Results Are Poor

How Intelligence Agencies Exploit Colleges for Espionage

Indiana Educator Earl Phalen on Innovating Classrooms for Low-Income Students of Color — and the NAACP’s ‘Phony’ Charter War

Erik Prince, Blackwater Founder & Brother to DeVos, Weighs Primary Challenge to Wyoming Republican

After Hurricanes, Schools Accommodate Puerto Rican Students

White House Sends Congress Plans for Immigration Enforcement

In Puerto Rico, a Daunting Effort to Reopen Schools, Headed by a Determined Leader

How Making an Impact on the World Motivates Students

Outsourcing Rape Investigations

Betsy DeVos Visits Irma-Affected Florida Schools, Skips Storm-Torn Texas

How Indiana’s A-F Rules Created a Two-Tiered System That Benefits Innovation Schools

As UVA Marks Its Bicentennial, a Collection ff Objects Tells Its Complicated History

N.Y. Gives In-State Tuition to Students Impacted by Hurricanes

For-Profit Schools Get State Dollars for Dropouts Who Rarely Drop In

Research Finds Teachers Who Leave Oklahoma Make $19,000 More

Test-Maker to Pay Back Schools for Unusable Tests

Demands From K-12 Schools for Contracts Surging at State, Local Level

What Vanderbilt, Northwestern and Other Elite Colleges Don’t Say About Acceptance Rates

Schools Cover Tab for Lawmakers’ Failure to Fund Special Education

New Mexico Teachers Use Game That Works by Speaking the Language of Children

Controversial New York Charter-School Proposal is Overhauled

Judy Blume, a Pre-Teen Fiction Trailblazer, Opens Up Her Archive

Louisiana Supreme Court Case Puts Future of More Than 3 Dozen Charter Schools in Jeopardy, Has Families on Edge

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Congrats, College Grads. Now Good Luck Paying Off All That Debt

Islamic Schools Help Students Become Better Americans

Nobel Prizes Are Great, But College Football Is Why American Universities Dominate the Globe

Hitting the Return Key on Education

Defying Betsy DeVos

Add, Subtract, Multiply and Divide

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Welcome to Hostile Takeover High

Navient to Buy Fintech Firm Earnest for $155 Million

Student Loan Servicer Navient Lands in the Crosshairs of Pennsylvania Attorney General

World Bank President to Roll Out New Initiative Encouraging Investment in Human Capital And Education

Some State Leaders Urge Betsy DeVos to Reject Their Own States’ ESSA Plans

Trump Administration Set to Publish Flood of Obama-Era ESEA Waivers

Default Rates for Certificate Program Graduates on Par With College Dropouts, New Data Show

The Age of Automation Demands a New American School System, Study Declares

Cutting Deals With Trump: Will It Fly or Flop For Democrats on Education?

Trump Nominates State Rep. Tim Kelly to Department of Education Post

Is ‘Backpack Full of Cash’ on the Money?

California Community College Students Who Transfer to UC or CSU Schools Are Trapped, Adding $38K to the Cost of a Diploma

Columbia University Commits $100 Million to Faculty Diversity

New York City’s Students Are Getting Younger

Fewer Poor Students Deemed Ready For College and Career Due to Test Error

CPS Revises Budget, Owes Its Charter Schools Another $37 Million

Find Gifted Students Where You Have Not Looked Before, State Tells Schools