Education Week

A new exhibit at the National Building Museum highlights design features of sustainable schools.

A tax-credit-based scholarship program and implementation of common core are proving politically divisive.

The NAEP policy board grapples with ways to expand participation of English-learners and students with disabilities.

Testing group PARCC also announced that schools and districts will have 20-day windows for each of the two parts of the assessment.

Many teachers say they do not feel well-equipped to plan lessons that meet the needs of students at varying levels of understanding.

Fewer than one in five students who took an Algebra I "honors" class were actually exposed to rigorous mathematics, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress's latest high school transcript study.

The nation must find a way to support overstressed principals and teacher-leaders, Elizabeth Neale and Jonas S. Chartock write.

The applications for flexibility under the NCLB law from Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wyoming are no sure thing.

Even as they seek to quantify the impact of across-the-board federal budget cuts, some of the nation's neediest school districts brace for tough choices.