K-12 students are adapting to completing their curriculum from their bedrooms against the backdrop of the snowballing social, physical,...

The American college application system is fundamentally broken. For months, and sometimes even years, applicants labor over strategies,...

Bushra Amiwala currently serves on the Skokie School District 73.5 Board of Education. At 22 years old, she is the youngest Muslim...

The quality, content, and mere presence of sex-education varies wildly across the United States. Only 29 states and the District of...

Publicly funded prekindergarten is one of the few issues in our politically divided climate that has garnered bipartisan support. In...

In today’s divisive sociopolitical climate, the subsidization of private education in the United States has become yet another polarized,...

Women now comprise a larger portion of college students than men, in part a reflection of their superior high-school grades. Yet, as one...

When New York City’s highly selective public schools released their admissions breakdown for the incoming freshman class in March,...

At the beginning of the 2018 school year, Providence teachers entered work-to-rule status as a bargaining tactic for a new contract....

Fifty years ago, when Carlos Monteiro began his career as a pediatrician in the sprawling slums of São Paulo, his patients were starving....

During the 2017-18 school year, Morocco implemented a new education strategy, the latest in a string of unsuccessful reform attempts...

The largest challenge for the United States to overcome in the international sphere is not the lack of influence, but rather the...

Squeaky chalkboards and overhead projectors have been classroom staples for decades, but the landscape of public education is quickly...

In 2014—for the first time ever—pupils of color accounted for more than half of the pupils in public schools.  This demographic shift,...

From Hollywood to Silicon Valley, Americans have long looked west for guidance on what is new and important. It is unsurprising, then,...

Since the turn of the century, Lao PDR has been on a bullet train to graduate from its “Least Developed Country Status” by 2020....

From picket protests in Alaska to student walkouts in Oregon, protesters expressed fierce resistance to the confirmation of Secretary of...

Dual training, a system in which apprentices split their time between a vocational school and a real-life company work environment, is an...

In the fall of 2014, hundreds of high school students in Jefferson County, Colorado, walked out of class to protest their newly elected...

Recent studies and current mentality shifts show that a high school education is no longer sufficient to prepare Americans for jobs in...