Looking cool — or stupid? Getting ready for college now means cleaning up your online image, writes Taylor Lorenz on Mashable. Many high...

IBM is scaling up the wildly popular P-TECH model,reports Jenny Abamu on EdSurge. But the original Brooklyn school is struggling to raise...

A new survey shows 74 percent of employers plan to hire recent college graduates this year, up from 67 percent last year. Thirty-nine...

Most teenagers won’t be working this summer, reports Ben Steverman onBloomberg News. The summer job has gone from rite of passage to...

Fewer men are choosing college, reports Monte Whaley in the Denver Post. In 2015, 61.2 percent of Colorado’s female high school graduates...

Amy Goldstein’s Janesville, the story of a Wisconsin town that lost its General Motors factory, isn’t just “decline porn,” writes J.D....

Rigorous career-tech programs such as New Jersey’s Marine Academy of Science and Technology (MAST) prepare students for top colleges and...

When Ohio Gov. John Kasich proposed requiring teachers to serve an “externship” at a business to renew their teacher’s licenses, there...

College graduates earn about $600,000 more over their lifetimes than workers with only a high school education, reports the Hamilton...

The future of college may not include going to class or earning a degree, writes AP’s Maria Danilova. “Education startups are offering...

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wants to add a new graduation requirement for public school students, reports the Chicago Tribune. By 2020,...

Israel is a global leader in technology, despite its small size, writes Naftali Bennett, a former high-tech CEO and now Minister of...

Manufacturers are working with Michigan community colleges to redesign career technical education, reports Emily DeRuy in The Atlantic....

“When states raise the number of math classes they require students to take in high school,” black students take more math and go on to...

“Deciding your major plays a bigger role in determining your career earnings than does where you go to school or even deciding whether or...

Robots — artificial intelligence technology — will take up to 47 percent of U.S. jobs in the next few decades, predicts a White House...

From the Equality of Opportunity Project. With less ambitious criteria — colleges where most bottom-fifth students reached the upper...

Is a college degree the new high school diploma? asks Jeffrey Selingo in the Washington Post. The “degree premium” — the earnings gap...

“Sam” earned mostly B’s at Average High. Is he/she/they prepared to pass college classes? Maybe, if the B’s were for achievement rather...

By framing education as the “civil rights issue of our time” and focusing on the racial achievement gap, reformers “tacitly made...