One thing is clear: there are no silver school-spending bullets. ESSER funds came in the form of a blank check. Where we have ...

Not "thorough and efficient," an 800-page opinion declares, despite spending rates exceeding the national average ...

The author’s transformation from an idealist hedgehog to a realist fox was shaped by encounters with hard truths and wise ...

Paul E. Peterson speaks with Wolfgang Frimmel, Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics at Johannes Kepler ...

Rose Horowitch’s article in The Atlantic is getting lots of buzz. Titled “ The elite college students who can’t read books ,” ...

Student cheating is as old as education itself, but recently the tools available to facilitate it have become more sophisticated. Passing crib sheets surreptitiously to a fellow student now seems ...

Just over three years ago, zero states offered universal educational choice. Today, 13 states offer programs like school vouchers or education savings accounts (ESAs) that are open to all students.

More families are seeking one-on-one help for their kids. What does that tell us about 21st-century education? On a hot and humid July afternoon, the Huntington Learning Center franchise in Brentwood, ...

A couple weeks ago, Obama-era “school reform” superfan Steven Brill resurfaced. In an interview with The 74, the journalist popped up after a decade to blithely disown the dogma on the magic of ...

The federal funding to help schools cope with the Covid-19 pandemic is winding down—and as it does, the drumbeat for a fresh infusion of federal dollars is growing louder. But before more money is ...