After Arizona banned a Mexican-American studies curriculum in Tucson, Ariz., ethnic studies courses have taken root in districts across the country.

Black and Asian students are much more likely to choose universities in big, multicultural cities.

After violence in Charlottesville, students worry about returning to campus.

Kirstie Donnelly and David Ainley say the Ebacc is narrowing the curriculum in many schools, while Ron Glatter and Peter Shaw say Andrew Adonis is partly to blame for current problemsI wholeheartedly agree with the concern expressed by parents and teachers about the impact of the English baccalaureate (Ebacc) and funding constraints in schools.

Schools should be able to challenge Ofsted inspectors if their conclusions are “defective”, a high court judge has said as he quashed a report that would have put a school into special measures.

With thousands more students enrolling in undergraduate courses in recent years, the risk that some may not enjoy their course, or else feel pressured into following a particular path, also increases.

Schools, colleges and universities would have to provide free sanitary items as a 'basic right'.

What are the challenges of being the first in your family to go to university – and how does it shape your experience? Four students speak out.

"Det er deprimerende at utviklingen går i feil retning," sier Utdanningsforbundets leder, Steffen Handal. Han vil lovfeste elevers rett til en kvalifisert lærer.

Schools in more affluent areas across Ontario continue to raise so much money that they bring in almost $200 million more than what the government provides to lower-income communities to try and make up the gap.

Some school administrators are focusing on ways to reduce personnel costs, which account for about 80% of education budgets.

Students at a high school outside of Chicago have access to a program in which they no longer earn grades.