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Alabama's top-down reading reforms are paying off.

The children of Taiwanese microchip engineers like Arizona schools because science and math classes are easy. Their parents like Arizona, but worry classes are easy.

Do Alpha's claims -- twice the learning rate in two hours a day -- hold up? The model is being tested in a public schools and a virtual charter.

45% of college students say violence is justified to stop hate speech in a new survey. In other, 30% say violence is OK to silence offensive speech.

School choice is complex. But parents aren't willing to wait for their neighborhood school to improve.

Math professors should teach fractions, says candidate for California superintendent. Five years after the University of California went "test-free," math failure rates have doubled.

Closing achievement gaps by slowing down fast learners isn't "equity," say school board candidates.