partnerships

Historic tensions are softening, allowing cooperation to take root, so long as funding doesn't become a distraction.

They improve cost-effectiveness and make common cents.

We recently spoke with Eileen Lento, an education and government strategist at Intel, about her observations on one-to-one programs in K12 schools.

Boston Public Schools is seeing the results of City Connects (CCNX)—its intervention, prevention and enrichment program that works with teachers to pair students with community-based services.

Providing a birth-to-employment education can stop students from falling through the cracks.

Clermont (Ohio) Northeastern Schools' thrifty ways of saving money.

With districts facing budget concerns nationwide, library media programs and staffing are limited.

Merrill and his board developed "Compass to 2015: A Strategic Plan for Student Success."

At last, teachers' unions are beginning to support bold school reform.

As the 21st-century world gets flatter, districts across the United States are building more internationally oriented curricula and programs.