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Dallas ISD Ready to Welcome ‘Our Brethren From the Gulf Coast’

Chicago School Board Leader Says State Funding Deal Could Do ‘Wonders’ for District Finances

More Americans Give Top Grades to Public Schools

LAUSD Continues to Add Employees as Enrollment Drops

Charlotte School of Law Bilked $285 Million From Taxpayers, Former Faculty Member Says

1,300 Catholic Educators to Trump: Preserve DACA

Houston Schools Chief: Many Students Will Lose Everything

For-Profit Colleges Find Few Reasons to Lobby a Friendlier Education Dept.

200 Indian Students Trapped By Raging Floodwaters at University of Houston

‘Compromise’ School Bill Dramatically Moves Big Step Closer to Reality

An NCAA for Japan? Emmert Heads Abroad, Offering Advice

ESSA Architect John Kline to Betsy DeVos: Don’t Let States Skirt Law’s Testing Rules

Americans Want Schools to Help Poor Students With Things Like Health Care, Poll Finds

The NY Times Tried to Fact-check the Mayor’s Claims About Renewal Test Scores. Researchers Say Its Analysis Fell Short.

Schools Closed in Houston Area as Administrators Assess Harvey’s Toll

On Third Try, Illinois House Approves Education Funding Bill

Trump Revives Program That Gave Heavy Weaponry to School Officers

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Illinois School Funding Deal Comes Under Pressure as Leaders Work on Final Details

75,000 Apply for State College Scholarships, but Many Won’t Qualify

Charities Try to Help Oklahoma Teachers Survive Pay Collapse

Tentative Deal Could Give Boston Teachers Pay Raise

Report: Fired Virginia Teachers Helped Students With Tests

Illinois School-Funding Deal Still Blurry, But Who Got What Coming Into Focus

Many Worry That Students of Color Are too Often Identified as Disabled. Is the Real Problem the Opposite?

White House Cuts to Federal Grants Endanger Sex Education for Teens

California Delays Release of Smarter Balanced Scores

U.S. Schools Receive Aid From Qatar

Transgender Rights, Rebel Name Take Center Stage in Fairfax School Board Race

Big Oil, Small Schools

California’s Standardized Test Score Results Delayed Indefinitely Due to ‘Data Issue’

Jeb Bush’s Former Lt. Gov. a Contender for Job at Trump Ed. Dept., Sources Say

Can Computers Enhance the Work of Teachers? The Debate Is on

Obama-Era School Snack Rules Slow to Change Student Eating Habits

Why Apple Is Returning to Community College

Fareed Zakaria: STEM Education Is Important, But Not Everything

Life After No Child Left Behind: Washington State to Submit Plan for New Federal K-12 Law

How a High-Achieving School in One of America’s Poorest Areas Is Saving the Local Community

Controversial Plan to Convert Low-income Elementary School Into South Loop High School Moves Forward

Videos of Girls Forced to Do Splits at Cheer Camp Lead to Coach’s Firing

CPS Announces Its Best-Ever Rate of Freshmen on Track to Graduate

Why Pennsylvania Cyber Charter Schools Keep Growing

John King: DeVos, Trump Administration Not Doing Enough After Charlottesville

Most Americans Say K-12 Schools Have a Lot of Responsibility in Workforce Preparation

‘Dreamer’ Plan That Aided 800,000 Immigrants Is Threatened

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Y Combinator Takes Machine Intelligence Startups to School and Learns a Thing or Two

Republicans Won’t Let Chicago’s School Crisis Go to Waste

Have SAT Accommodations Gone Too Far?

Johnny Goes to College

Put the Brakes on GOP’s Backdoor Voucher Idea

Why I’m Not Returning My Liberty University Diploma

An Insider’s Take on the Future of Coding Bootcamps

Why Georgia’s Companies Can’t Always Find the Workers They Need

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Junk-Rated Chicago Schools Eye $1.9 Billion of Debt Sales

Ex-CPS CEO Headed to ‘Camp Cupcake,’ Where Martha Stewart Did Her Time

As Coding Boot Camps Close, the Field Faces a Reality Check

Black, Hispanics Are More Underrepresented at Top Colleges Than 35 Years Ago

Illinois Leaders Say They’ve Reached School Funding Deal

Department Lays Out Options for Charlotte Students

Here’s What States Are Doing With Their ESSA Block Grant Money

Tensions Grow Between Trump and Black Colleges as HBCU Conference Becomes Political

East Coast Experts Criticize California’s Plan to Satisfy a Federal Education Law

Flint Schoolchildren Need Expanded Special Education Services, Lawyers Argue

As More Oklahoma Schools Give Students Computers, Experts Say Teacher Training Is Key

Ruszkowski Appointed New Mexico Public Education Secretary

Higher Education Funding Is Still Not Back to Pre-Recession Levels

Education Dept. Awards Second Round of Upward Bound Grants

Why School Still Starts After Labor Day in Michigan

Schools With More Students of Color Are More Likely to Be Shut Down

Rural Schools Turn to High-Tech Teacher Training Solutions