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What Clinton and Trump say about school vouchers, Common Core and free college tuition
Where do Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stand on the hot-button issues of education reform in the U.S.? Lisa Desjardins offers a rundown, and Education Week’s Andrew Ujifusa and Scott Jaschik of Inside Higher Education join Jeffrey Brown to examine…
One million U.S. students could be studying Mandarin by 2020
In 2009, there were only 10 Mandarin dual-language programs in the United States. Now there are nearly 200.
Americans are more concerned about wealth-based achievement gaps than race
"We were surprised that so many Americans believe race- and ethnicity-based gaps are minimally, or in no way, a result of the nation’s legacy of racial discrimination and injustice,” wrote Daniel Newark, author of new survey findings published in the…
Can Mississippi schools get ahead after a new round of budget cuts?
Art lessons or larger classes? Years of stagnant funding forces Mississippi educators to make tough choices.
Every wonder what it's like to attend a multilingual school? At this Pennsylvania high school, more than 15 languages are spoken.
Kentucky is among a handful of states that have created a designation for career-ready that is separate and distinct from college-ready.
NewsHour Weekend anchor Hari Sreenivasan hosts a special Google Hangout on what it really means when we mispronounce students' names.
Does having a unique name affect you? Did a teacher ever butcher or make fun of it? Share your experiences using #ActuallyMyNameIs as part of NewHour's Google Hangout.
A name is more than just a name. It's one of the first things children recognize, one of the first words they learn to say, it's how the world identifies them.
