Introductory computer science classes at four high schools in San Francisco USD are using humanoid robots to drive interest in coding and robotics.

Moonlighting at an assembly line might help teachers pay the bills, but it won't help their students learn more. There is a better way, says DA guest columnist Michael Driskill, the chief operating officer at Math for America and a former teacher.

We firmly support a pending bill in the Indiana Legislature to require all Indiana high school students to pass the U.S. citizenship test already administered to immigrants who seek to become Americans.

Across the country, public charter school leaders struggle to finance facilities. More often than not these leaders scrimp and save their limited operational dollars and still end up in facilities that lack the amenities typical of district schools.