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Children don’t have to lose one language to learn another language. That’s the theory behind dual-language programs, which are replacing traditional English...
Long mocked for its inedibility, campus cafeteria food is undergoing a federally mandated transformation, and schools are realizing it’s going to take more th...
The White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics has launched a digital campaign to highlight the impact of Latino teachers and hopefully to a...
As tuitions swell and student loan debt climbs further, one aspect of higher education that has been overlooked is the recipe required to transform a college ed...
Discipline practices thought to disproportionately affect students of color have been at the center of debates across the country...
The United States government needs a Department of Talent to coordinate its education, labor and immigration agencies, the head of one of the nation’s largest...
When a group of Harvard educators surveyed ninth-grade teachers and their students during a recent experiment, they found students who had common interests with...
Nationally, the number of minority teachers is increasing, but it’s not keeping pace with student demographics, concludes a new report issued by a union-affil...
New details on Common Core-aligned assessments came to light yesterday, as officials with one of the state testing consortia shared information on cut scores...
