that students do much better in school when their parents are actively involved in their education. Schools would need to spend and extra one grand in per-pupil spending to meet the gains that could occur with more parental involvement. The new research is in the Journal of Human Resources.

The Washington Post reports on this school that is meeting all of the No Child Left Behind goals.

is finally going to be the first union for teachers that is going to led by women.

on the local school district hiring a private company to help teach 500 of the district’s struggling students.

is dropping two programs that offered interest rate reductions.

on some college students seeking the best way to get rid of stress.