School District Sued Over Pledge of Allegiance ‘God’ Line
A family is suing a Massachusetts school district because the Pledge of Allegiance allegedly discriminates against atheists by citing God.
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School District Sued Over Pledge of Allegiance ‘God’ Line
A family is suing a Massachusetts school district because the Pledge of Allegiance allegedly discriminates against atheists by citing God.
College Donations on the Rebound from 2008
Colleges and universities collected more money this year than they have since 2008 — although the top-tier schools benefited most from the bounce.
Telegraph Launches UK Numeracy Campaign
In light of results showing falling math proficiency among UK students, The Telegraph is putting together a plan to reverse the decline.
Bennett: Low Quality of Math and Science Education a Major Concern
Former Education Secretary William Bennett lays out a five-point plan to improve science, technology and mathematics education in America.
Opinion Shifts In Support of Online Education, Says Report
A recent report has indicated an encouraging shift in public opinion over online education, with more students interested and more options available.
Britain Examines Literacy Levels on Dickens Bicentennial
In the 200 years since Charles Dickens’ birth, the UK has both triumphs and tragedies in the realm of childhood literacy.
Obama Shifts Focus Away From Vocational Education
Vocational education appears to have taken a back seat in President Obama’s plans for education reform.
Jindal’s Education Plan Expands Vouchers, Trims Teacher Tenure
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is following Indiana’s lead in implementing broad education reforms for his state.
Apple’s Textbook Effort Raises Hopes, Concerns
Apple’s digital textbook announcement and authorship software has education buzzing, but restrictions on distribution/sales are raising eyebrows.
City Officials Red-Faced After School Sign Spelling Error
A school sign spelling error that has gone unfixed for months has left City officials embarrassed, shifting blame to utility providers.