News Update

Rhee’s grassroots organization, StudentsFirst, is ready to persuade state legislators to reform K12 education.

More than 50 percent of call signs still need to be narrowbanded to meet compliance by Jan. 1, 2013.

The decision to include this discussion in the curriculum and how to tackle it has been largely left to states and individual districts.

Persistent tardiness is rampant in Boston Public Schools as a result of miscalculated bus routes.

How Naviance improved Minneapolis’ rate of college-bound graduates.

The industry-led Transparency Taskforce and the NEA release 403(b) tool.

The Chester Community (Penn.) Charter School announced that it has filed suit against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeking $3.8 million in overdue funding.

The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) learned in late December that Congress had cut FLAP grant's final year of funding.

New technology that uses one’s eyes to activate the screen, scroll through Web pages and play games makes its debut.