Jun 22 Watch Community Colleges Seek to Accommodate Rise in Attendance Special correspondent for education John Merrow looks at the growth of community colleges and the challenges now facing these in-demand schools. Continue watching
Jun 09 Watch Some Public Schools Try to Lure Homeschooled Students Correspondent Lee Hochberg of Oregon Public Television reports on why some public schools are trying to get homeschooled students back in the classroom. Continue watching
Jun 01 Watch Schools Work to Close Science Gender Gap Special correspondent for education John Merrow looks at how one Cleveland school is closing the science gender gap one student at a time. Continue watching
May 09 Watch Job Opportunities for College Graduates Expected to Increase Job creation numbers were unexpectedly high in a new report released by the government Sunday. Experts take a look at the employment picture facing new college graduates and young adults. Continue watching
May 05 Watch No Child Left Behind Law Effects Free Tutoring Programs John Merrow looks at how the No Child Left Behind law is affecting the growing number of free tutoring programs for students around the country. Continue watching
Apr 26 Watch Hispanic Youths More Likely to Drop Out of High School, Studies Show Spencer Michels examines efforts to lower Hispanic dropout rates in schools around the country. Continue watching
Apr 14 Watch Utah Proposes Alternative to "No Child Left Behind" Educators in Utah have devised a new plan to improve school performance, one they say overrides the Bush administration's "flawed" No Child Left Behind Act. Continue watching
Apr 07 Watch Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings discusses the forthcoming revisions to the No Child Left Behind law and the controversy over PBS' Postcards from Buster episode. Continue watching
Apr 04 Watch California School Program Helps Students Fight Gangs To counteract the negative gang culture in Los Angeles, students from Breed Street Elementary operate in their own gang called Society of Students, or SOS, which instills a culture of learning. Continue watching
Mar 28 Watch Teachers, Parents Grapple with Evolution-Creationism Debate Correspondent Jeffrey Brown investigates how some biology teachers are handling the hot button debate over the theory of evolution, creationism and intelligent design. Continue watching