No degree? No problem, even if you’re looking for a job with New York City government. NYCHA is looking for a caretaker in ...

As students across the county’s districts sat down to regents exams this year, the state’s Blue Ribbon Commission on ...

In Brief While many in the profession have expressed concern about the current 150-hour model's effect on the shrinking ...

Republicans have been calling for the demise of the U.S. Department of Education since its creation in 1979 by Jimmy Carter.

The second proposal — to reduce teacher course requirements for additional certifications — is equally concerning. We ...

As students across the county’s districts sat down to regents exams this year, the state’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Graduation Measures state panel was rethinking New York’s graduation requirements.

Gov. Hochul’s proposal to limit cellphones at New York schools came as President Trump signed a flurry of executive orders related to immigration.

Nation's Report Card shows that only 37 percent of New York 4th graders are proficient in math and just 31 percent in reading.

For public schools, the 45-year-old federal agency plays a few roles: it can influence policy decisions from the state; it ...

New York offers financial aid options for college students. Here's who qualifies, plus the deadlines to apply and other ...

An examination of key data privacy and cybersecurity developments in 2024 and emerging trends and risks for 2025, including ...

An initiative aimed at raising student achievement doesn't give students enough practice with foundational skills, some say.