Study abroad programs offer students several opportunities for growth academically and culturally, yet in the US only ten percent of students utilize these resources.

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.

Federal Judge Debra Brown ordered the Cleveland School District in Mississippi to finally integrate its middle schools and high schools — which, for the past decades, has had an all-black middle and all-black high school, and an all-white middle and all-white high school.

Detroit’s public schools are regarded as the lowest performing across the nation and among the biggest cities. A recent report from the National Assessment of Education Progress found that only four percent of eighth graders were performing at grade level in math and reading.

About 66% of colleges around the country currently collect information on prospect’s criminal history, and the US federal government is trying to change that.

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.

The Times Higher Education report on rankings of higher education around the world shows that Asia has significantly improved its profile as a leader.

According the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), about 60% of high school students who receive their high school diplomas do not pass the standardized test, which is a relatively accurate assessor for college “readiness.”

The Chicago Public Library (CPL) has partnered up with the nonprofit Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) to make online courses accessible to everyone.