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The National Center on Education and Economy released a report that outlines key aspects of other educational systems worldwide that are outperforming the U.S.

District technology leaders are taking on greater responsibilities and contributing to the strategic vision of school systems.

Mainstreaming, population shifts, early intervention and budget cuts create challenges and opportunities for district leaders.

Three states led the way in large-scale one-to-one programs.

We recently spoke with Eileen Lento, an education and government strategist at Intel, about her observations on one-to-one programs in K12 schools.

After nearly a decade of ambitious programs that put a laptop in the hands of every student, have they made any difference?

Exploding state budget deficits are forcing administrators to cut their own jobs.

This California district demonstrates that students can be the foundation of all school financial decisions.

Anthony Tata brings three decades of military experience to his new job leading schools—and some of its controversial policies—in Wake County, N.C.

Elementary schools that buck tradition and place recess before lunch consistently report improvements in student nutrition and behavior.