Despite opposition from teachers unions and top state officials, the decision will allow taxpayers to receive a credit for donating to both public and private educational groups and programs.

Gov. Hochul on Friday said New York will participate in President Trump’s school voucher program, setting up a clash with the teachers unions and elected officials that vehemently oppose it. The ...

The Gujarat government has updated admission rules for pre-PTC (DElEd) courses, raising the maximum age limit to 30 and ...

Amanda Holland, a second-grade teacher in Boise, was named the 2027 Idaho Teacher of the Year, recognizing her 23-year ...

This week: An El Paso doctor is arrested, UTEP’s teacher residency shows gains, and sheriff’s overtime spending returns to ...

The Oklahoma Association of Middle and Junior High School Student Councils is seeing a sharp drop in attendance, falling from ...

Connecticut’s state college and university system will spend $4.2 million over the next year to build and expand teacher ...

The Education Department’s inspector general is investigating its deal to hand higher education programs like TRIO and HBCU ...

Opposition to the federal private school voucher program is growing across New York, as some of the state’s most prominent ...

Madison Teachers Inc. leaders Andrea Missureli and Jeff Knight want Wisconsin's next governor and state Legislature to ...

The executive director of the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents said setting up an SGO for a public ...