Two years ago, Camille Charleston moved from Haiti to the United States, hoping to escape “survival mode” and pursue the American dream. Charleston, 29, didn’t have enough money to pay for college, ...

As a first-generation college student from a working-class Vermont family, Evan Haley knew college was out of reach without support. Brittany Hamblin was working hard and still falling behind. The ...

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is under threat, and parents, educators and policymakers must take ...

Traditional schools are not for everybody,” writes University of Baltimore President Kurt L. Schmoke. “Why not include ...

Once rare, “microschools” are spreading across Mississippi — about 50 have opened since 2020 — as lawmakers consider whether to expand public funding for alternatives to traditional classrooms.

The Dean’s Future Scholars Program (DFS), part of the College of Education and Human Development (COEHD), helps low-income, first-generation students graduate from high school and pursue higher ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After-school programs across Northeast Ohio faced closures due to a freeze on federal funding by the Trump administration, but there are signs of temporary relief. Here are four ...

Daniel Garcia, a PfISD educator of 24 years, will become the first principal of the new Career and Technical Education center which is set to open in 2027.

In today’s fast-paced world, balancing work, family, and personal goals can make pursuing education feel overwhelming. For many, traditional in-person classes just aren’t practical. But what if the ...

Kellen Hedler is actively engaged in his fourth-grade classroom: He raises his hand to correctly answer a math question, he reads prompts out loud for the class and he gathers with classmates to watch ...