Photo credit: futurescienceleaders.org by Karen Kaplan Americans get a D in science. So says the Pew Research Center, which issued…
by Andy Sullivan, Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) – On the campaign trail, Republican presidential candidates vow to roll back new U.S.…
Photo credit: Yakinodi by Susannah Snider The new rankings offer data on nearly 1,800 schools, with information on borrowing and…
Photo credit: Jsclar by Elizabeth A. Harris From the photo archives of The New York Times, here is a decade-by-decade…
Photo credit: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture by Maureen Sullivan If you’re paying full price for your child’s lunch in the…
More colleges are dropping SAT requirements, boosting diversity and attracting strong applicants from low-income and minority backgrounds.
As American children prepare to head back to school tomorrow, many of them will return to racially homogenous classrooms. A…
Photo Credit: Paul Stevens by Michelle Riddles, Associated Press CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio says…
by Sara Gilgore The World Privacy Forum, a public-interest research group focused on privacy protection, has launched a campaign urging…
edCircuit recently caught up with Chad Ratliff, Director of Instructional Programs for Albermarle County Public Schools, to learn more about…