With state budgets falling short tough choices are being made for our schools.
For every $1 invested in a Chicago early childhood education program, nearly $11 is projected to return to society over the children's lifetimes -- equivalent to an 18 percent annual return on program investment
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A new service allows researchers to see just how original their work is and to make sure they've cited prior work properly.
President Obama has a long list of K-12 items on the policy agenda for his next two years in office, but it remains to be seen how his priorities will jibe with those of the new, more conservative Congress that took office last week with many members intent on shrinking the feder …
The NSF is calling for a broad rethinking of priorities over the next decade -- both in areas to be studied and major infrastructure projects to support.
At the state's direction, the University of Oregon is beginning a quiet exit from undergraduate programs in Bend, leaving the territory to rival Oregon State University.
We all have experienced interminable meetings: the hourlong meeting to accomplish 10 minutes' worth of work, or the meeting that seems to have no purpose.
Teachers who received two years of comprehensive induction services boosted student scores in reading and math more than teachers in a comparison group who didn't receive the support, a study released today by the U.S.
The United States Department of Education and Department of Justice have just issued a reminder calling for colleges and universities--as well as K-12 school districts--to make sure devices such as e-readers that are required in the classroom comply with accessibility laws.
The United States economy is in serious danger from a growing mismatch between the skills that will be needed for jobs being created and the educational backgrounds (or lack thereof) of would-be workers.
The American Sociological Association on Tuesday announced a new effort that -- organizers hope -- could change that.
Superintendent Susan Castillo recently announced that Oregon is the first state in the nation to sign up for Google Apps for Education in K-12 classrooms.
The U.S. Education Department is preparing revisions to rules that govern the release of student records, department officials said on Tuesday.
As state legislators craft their 2011 budgets, public college officials are afraid that they are about to be thrown off "the cliff" - the steep drop in available funds once federal education stimulus dollars made available through last year's economic recovery legislation run out.
Oregon was one of six states selected by the National Governor's Association to develop an early childhood education system.
College graduates whose demographic and academic backgrounds suggested they'd be among those least likely to go to college - including black and Latino students, low-income students, and those whose parents did not attend postsecondary education - got the biggest economic benefit …
Colorado, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Tennessee all made the semi-finals for the Race to the Top funds..
Students in an Oregon school district now have round-the-clock online access to class work and teachers through a closed social-networking site, Student Space.
Led by Stanford University professor Linda Darling-Hammond, a panel of experts outlined a comprehensive system that includes summative and formative tests of higher-order thinking skills, reflecting a marketplace that they say places increasing value on such skills.
President Barack Obama told the nation's governors Monday that he would like to make funding for districts under Title I—the flagship program of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act—contingent on states' adoption of reading and math standards that prepare students f …
President Barack Obama's budget request for the U.S. Department of Education, released this month, comes as the first major reconceptualization of federal teacher-quality spending in a decade.
Dozens of public high schools in eight states will introduce a program next year allowing 10th graders who pass a battery of tests to get a diploma two years early and immediately enroll in community college.
As enrollments soared and state dollars dried up, the temporary fix of federal stimulus money staved off significant financial losses for higher education that are still yet to be fully realized, according to a report by the State Higher Education Executive Officers (SHEEO).
The number of institutions officially recognized by the federal government as "Hispanic serving" is set to rise dramatically in the coming years, according to a comprehensive study of Latino enrollment in higher education.
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