The Latest Breaking News from Education

“Absolutely not. I do not want to be the mayor of Chicago. ... I have no interest in that job right now,” said Jackson, CEO of Hope Chicago, a non-profit that funds post-secondary education for urban students. “I’m an educator.”

Zoning Committee Chairman Tom Tunney (44th) and Education Chairman Michael Scott Jr. (24th) are among Lightfoot’s staunchest City Council supporters. Both men have warned the mayor to back off from a vote

Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh on Thursday said Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy was making all-out efforts to ensure the safe return of students from Andhra Pradesh stranded in the strife-torn Ukraine.

Eva Simpson commends footballer Troy Deeney's campaign to teach youngsters about different ethnic cultures at school. He launched a petition and wrote an open letter to Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi

The Secretary of State for Education has opened a line of dialogue with Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A police investigation released Monday shows that a flaw in a Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education webpage had been in place since 2011 and that no one had noticed the flaw until a St. Louis Post-Dispatch journalist pointed out the weakness.

The Education Secretary is planning to roll out a targeted pack of tuition will be rolled out for struggling pupils, while older students who need to catch up will be given extra hours in class

Almost a year after an online petition gained thousands of signatures, state and federal ministers unanimously agree to make consent education mandatory in all Australian schools from 2023.

We face an educational reckoning if steps are not taken to address the teacher shortage in the United States. But how can we attract teachers when education has become so politicized?