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One outcome of Tuesday’s midterm elections: Nevada can expect to retain the dubious distinction of having one of the nation’s lowest rates of per-pupil fund...
In a new survey, teachers say they’re feeling more confident about using the Common Core State Standards in their classrooms — an optimistic finding that...
California became the first state in the country to describe what is meant by “yes means yes” during sexual encounters when Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill i...
California has limited schools’ ability to suspend or expel students for “willful defiance,” passing a law over the weekend that curbed the practice....
Can celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month lead to decreased underage drinking, substance use, and high school dropout rates among Latino youth?...
Well-behaved tots and tech-savvy teens were among the highlights in a new study by Child Trends Hispanic Institute released Wednesday, which sheds light on the ...
Marc Tucker, president and chief executive of the National Center on Education and the Economy, recently unveiled a proposed accountability plan for public scho...
The federal government today released a snapshot of how well borrowers with federal student loans are repaying their debts, indicating that fewer Americans are ...
Research shows it takes more effort to question the plausibility and source of a message than simply to accept it as true. This fact can put a weighty responsi...
