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Nearly 50 people, including 33 parents, have been indicted in what the U.S. Department of Justice is calling its largest-ever fraud investigation in college admissions

Covering education iin Colorado s a challenge in a state with plenty of school-related stories, and at a newspaper where recent layoffs are straining newsroom capacity

If you’re an inmate in Illinois, what educational programs are available to help you get your life back on track? That’s the question public radio reporter Lee Gaines set out to answer in an ongoing series

What’s in a name? That’s an increasingly complex question for communities with public schools named after segregationist politicians

Given the string of teacher strikes over the past year, a question for education reporters to consider is: Could your district or state be next?

New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio wants to scrap the entrance exam that determines whether students gain admission to eight specialized public high schools in the city