Ron Schachter

In more districts, thin clients are replacing "fat" computers. Is the time for a computing revolution near?

From New York City to Miami, he is one of the most highly regarded--and highly paid--superintendents

Higher standards are squeezing out playtime at schools throughout the country. Some educators not on

With the uniform trend on the rise, many administrators say uniforms help improve student behavior and learning. A new report says not so fast.

Forget cute bake sales. Smart school districts are creating programs to raise big money to fund teac

Is the answer for your district's at-risk problems as close as the nearest mall?

District budget crises are leading to fewer teachers, less staff and more problems. But there are wa

Want to find the best ways to energize students about this fall's election? Put down those textbooks

In 18 months, New Orleans Superintendent Anthony Amato has rid his district of ghost teachers and fo

Two different states, two different outcomes. When it comes to state-wide laptop adoption programs,

NCLB comes with a lot of requirements, from student tests to teacher qualifications, and districts a

Colonial Williamsburg's rich offerings help bring 17th century history to life today

Rudy Castruita, Superintendent, San Diego County Office of Education

It's always hard to predict the future, but who would have thought that artificial intelligence's big controbution to education would be to help the teacher

Professional development for almost 6,000 teachers for just $4 million.

Is there a way that separate can be even better than equal? A handful of schools nationwide are trying to prove the point that single gender education can do a better job. educating both girls and boys