First-of-its-kind legislation approved in California is holding school districts accountable for the state's 310,000 population of homeless students, requiring schools to set goals and design plans to help these students.

Tesla is investing $37.5 million in the Nevada state education system for grades K-12 in hopes of fostering a greater interest in STEM.

High school students from across the globe recently competed in the International Mathematical Olympiad and the United States won it all for the first time in 21 years, raising speculation about whether or not the country is improving as... 07/21/2015 - 9:53am ago

NPR took a look at several amendments focused on standardized testing added to the Senate's version of the bill, the Every Child Achieves Act, that are likely to receive presidential approval should they remain in the final legislation.

Connecticut professor Jesse Turner is embarking on a 400-mile journey to Washington D.C. in order to bring awareness to education reform he says needs to happen.

Teachers are the ones who showed best practices and tips for using EdTech tools at this year's EdTech Collaborative Summit.

When Dean Vipond, a graphic designer, was asked to speak about his job to a classroom, he could not have guessed that he would be asked to speak to a classroom of four-year-olds. But when he did, he did not regret it one bit.

Despite standardized tests being a normal part of classroom culture now, oftentimes there is little or not enough done with the results.

When Google revealed 'Expeditions' earlier this year, everyone was interested in learning more about the prospect of providing virtual field trips in the classroom. Find out what all the hype is about.