In many high-income families, the college conversation occurs early and often—and no wonder, because parents probably ...

Another slew of choice referendum defeats can be explained by an aversion to losing what’s in hand over gaining something new ...

As chancellor of D.C. Public Schools, Michelle Rhee led the reform efforts for the district’s teacher evaluation system.

Paul E. Peterson interviews Matthew Lenard, assistant professor of education leadership and policy studies at Florida State ...

But many parents and educators have grown skeptical of standardized testing and the relevance of a student’s scores to their long-term success—especially tests given when children are still in ...

I recently had the opportunity to be part of an OpenAI faculty roundtable. I was one of about a dozen professors that were joined by several staff from OpenAI’s recently created “Education Team.” We ...

Darrin DeChane is data analyst at the Sinquefield Center for Applied Economic Research at Saint Louis University.

Armitage’s op-ed is worth noting because it serves as a pitch-perfect illustration of what it means to be a culture warrior ...

We need a post-BS civics. In 2025, public officials seem unhealthily consumed by social media celebrity while longstanding civic norms are casually shattered. I don’t believe the problems are because ...

Returning to present attitudes on political parties and education, the confusion about whether Democrats or Republicans have the advantage on education reflects that voters are not happy with the ...

Education choice policies have won victory after victory over the last 30 years and especially in the last five. Since 2021, 18 states have signed universal programs into law, and now more than half ...