A new era of energy efficiency for student accommodation at UC.

Radical call for more math study amid poor numeracy epidemic claims.

A Memphis judge rules for schools to merge after the dissolution of the Memphis City Schools charter.

C. M. Rubin — “If you asked a parent they might call it intuitive, if you asked a musician they might call it inspiring…”

With right-to-wrong erasure cheating suspicions lingering, has heightened security had any effect?

This year KTC is launching a formal mentoring program for 45 high school juniors in New York City.

Stanford University, George Washington University, Indiana University and the University of Missouri have all launched online diploma courses.

As more and more students are taking to e-books, what can we do with the libraries? The Huffington Post has some suggestions.

Iowa Senator lashes out at online colleges that prey on applicants “fear” and “pain”.

GRE scores to be accepted by an increasing number of business schools.

While the debate continues on whether teachers are overpaid, are we overlooking the greater issues?

Following his support of the Save Our Schools Campaign, Matt Damon’s comments continue to provoke debate.

In the age of cutbacks, can the National Education Association handle collective bargaining as an employer?

Calls for the state to readdress the way it teaches.

Researchers say Race to the Top will give them more opportunity to study accountability shock and related issues.

Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds face tougher struggle to overcome them in UK.

Make or break for Colorado district vouchers scheme for private and church-based schools.

Anthony Little, headmaster of Eton College says Britain is being held back by an anti-elitist culture.

The battle to win the Republican nomination to challenge Sen. John Edwards is being fought largely on the issue of education.

Washington, D.C. based teacher says there is no way to measure teacher value.

Department of Education push for states to adopt national standards and tests