A total of 368 teachers in the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) announced that they are leaving their jobs to find more affordable accomodations and better pay to accomodate housing expenses.

The nonprofit College Success Foundation (CSF) recently issued a survey which found that many “low-income, B-average students who received scholarships to college” had, after graduation, landed good jobs, volunteered in their communities, and expected their children to go to college, too.

At least half of American educators in K-12 would quit their jobs for a higher paying jobs, according to a new survey conducted by D.C. based Center on Education Policy.

In the last two decades, teacher salaries have suffered steadily despite an increase in qualifications and demands by government.

‘NYC Men Teach’ is helping to increase the presence and retention of nonwhite male teachers in the city’s public schools.

Last week, in a resignation letter from the Head of the Education Department’s federal student aid program, potential changes in how student debt is managed and overseen were revealed.

Last week, Stanford University announced plans to make the prestigious school financially feasible for more students by introducing a “generous financial program.”

According to the latest data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, numerous metro areas throughout the U.S. offer lucrative opportunities for professionals in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).

For the last year and especially now, foreign students who were considering applying for universities in the United States are expressing fear and uncertainty in attending a school in a country that will be led by President-elect Trump.

According to a new study, U.S. high school dropout rates and the number of high schools with fewer than 60% of freshman graduating in four years have fallen significantly since 2008.

This past Sunday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo re-introduced a plan for the state to pay for college courses for inmates, this time financed through the $7.5 million in criminal forfeiture funds from the reserves of Manhattan district attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. and matching private donations.

Some of America’s worst racial disparities between white and black students are in Wisconsin’s schools.

Three prison inmates from the Eastern New York Correctional Facility recently bested the Harvard debate team.