The Latest Breaking News from Education

Ontario’s new Bill 33, what the province calls the Supporting Children and Students Act, gives Education Minister Paul Calandra sweeping authority to take over boards. It also mandates boards to work with local police to implement school resource officer programs where they are available and opens the door to removing…

Inequality is one of the most urgent challenges facing Australian schools. For decades, governments have invested billions of dollars in schools with the promise every child should have the opportunity to succeed.

Paul Givan was responding to a critical judgment by the Supreme Court around the provision of Christian religious education in schools in the region.

Schools will continue to receive federal funding without interruption, Education Secretary Linda McMahon said

The proposed code of practice will be used by businesses and other organisations to inform their provision of single and separate-sex services.

Sir Keir Starmer made his comments during a visit to a school breakfast club in Reading.

A raft of measures were set out on Monday to overhaul the asylum system.

The revised code has been produced in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling in April.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) criticized President Donald Trump’s plans to sell federal student loans to private companies, warning that the move could create windfall gains for Wall Street, at the expense of taxpayers and average working Americans.

The Education Department is breaking off several of its main offices and giving their responsibilities to other federal agencies, an early look at how President Donald Trump could fulfill his campaign pledge to close the department entirely

Trump had campaigned on shutting down the Education Department, which would require approval from Congress