Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday blamed Washington overreach, high-paid school administrators and layers of bureaucracy for American students' lower scores on the Nation's Report Card, pointing to the scores as proof that the United States
Lady Gaga has been promoting messages of love and unity for a long time. Now, she's bringing those messages to life.
If elected president, Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota wants a federal funding match to increase teacher salaries, while Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee plans on enlisting the US Education Department to help fight climate change.
Yogurt maker Chobani will wipe out the outstanding lunch balances accumulated over the school year in the Twin Falls School District in Idaho.
It's national Teacher Appreciation Week, but you wouldn't know that by talking to teachers in Oregon.
Layoff fears are spreading throughout the Mead School District which is facing a $12 million budget gap.
What started as a spark this year in Los Angeles is spreading like wildfire across the country.
As the nationwide wave of teacher strikes keeps gaining momentum, an Oklahoma bill would make it illegal for teachers to walk out and protest.
After an apparent dayslong game of "chicken," the Los Angeles teachers union and the school district went back to the negotiating table Thursday.
A massive teachers' strike calling for millions of dollars more in school funding may have also cost the school district millions of dollars, the superintendent said.
Under a relentless cold drizzle, 32,000 Los Angeles educators walked off the job Monday in the country's second-biggest school district.
Thirty-nine years ago this week, President Jimmy Carter stood in the East Room of the White House alongside more than 200 education officials, a gr
The nationwide fight for more school funding has now swept North Carolina, where teachers are planning to skip school and confront lawmakers.
The nationwide fight for more school funding has now swept North Carolina, where teachers are planning to skip school and confront lawmakers next week.
After seeing teachers in other states agitate for more funding, Colorado educators are taking their turn.
Inspired by her special needs students, Leslie Busch joined her fellow teachers Friday at the state Capitol in Frankfort in what the Kentucky Education Association called "a day of action."
