CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea - The Camp Humphreys Army Education Center kicked off American Education Week Monday, Nov. 14 during a brief opening ceremony that featured short speeches by garrison ...

In January 1998, during the dot-com boom, The Chronicle published an article on the thriving enrollments and growth of postsecondary-education companies. Although the feature’s bullish assertions ...

Experienced parents will tell you that if you can get your kids through the teen years, they likely will be just fine as adults. That's because teens face many of the temptations adults do but without ...

WOODLAWN, Ohio (WXIX) - A Hughes High School graduate has taken on several roles in her lifetime, from author to pastor and educator. Now, she is undertaking a new project to help the future ...

Studies of adolescent career orientations provide consistent support for the propositions that educational expectations vary positively with the level of parental occupation and education, the ...

SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: Hybrid classrooms, staffing issues and the politicization of school board meetings created a challenging year for students, educators and parents alike. Photo courtesy of Asheville ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A Staten Island teacher has been named a winner of the 2022 New York State TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Educator Award. Lisa Friscia, who works at PS ...

In this day and age of testing, one fact has become apparent to educators and parents: Boy readers are on a decline. Statistically, girls score higher, read more and consider reading more enjoyable ...

How teachers set the stage for Christine Arguello’s ambitions and accomplishments. It came after a particularly defeating moment in class—Christine Arguello had revealed her dream to attend Harvard ...

Do state plans for implementing the Every Student Succeeds Act do enough to shine a spotlight on historically disadvantaged groups of students—and do they give schools the tools they need to improve ...

(This is Part Five in an ongoing series responding to specific teacher questions related to remote learning. You can see Part One here, Part Two here, Part Three here, and Part Four here.) Note: In ...