MIT ended racial preferences and admitted more Asians, slightly fewer whites and significantly fewer Hispanics and blacks.

All high achievers should be placed in challenging math classes that prepare them to take algebra in eighth grade, write Brenda Berg and...

A middle school in a working-class, mostly Hispanic neighborhood in San Jose started teaching algebra after a wave of Vietnamese refugee...

The goal was equity. The result: Meh. Frustrated by high failure rates in eighth-grade algebra, San Francisco Unified decided in 2015 to...

Asian-American students teachers earn high grades in advanced classes because teachers hold them to high expectations, argues Jennifer...

Urban school districts are losing students, writes Matt Welch, a public school parent in New York City, in Reason. White, middle-class...

The "exodus of families from traditional public-school districts is a warning message," writes Jessica Levin on EdPost. Focusing...

Asian-American and affluent parents are"quiet quitting" Seattle Public Schools, writes Seattle Times columnist Danny Westneat. Overall,...