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Study finds that changes in friendships while students transition from elementary school into the middle school years may trigger a student's academic success or defeat.

The resolution that Gallo and the Central Falls Teachers' Union agreed upon.

After nine years of terrorizing schools nationwide, NCLB is about to be reformed, but even more importantly, renamed.

A new nonprofit organization plans to develop a set of best practices for the development of K12 content, tools and assessments hosted in the cloud.

Lee's Summit (Mo.) R-7 School District has become the first district in the United States to operate an all-electric distribution fleet.

Some districts are finding that whether or not to include religious holidays on the academic calendar should be determined by what works best for each individual community.

The Common Core State Standards are raising the bar for special education students.

In December, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools gave $50,000 each to three districts recovering from multiple student suicides.

Well-intended school administrators and boards often neglect their own security while putting their focus on safety at school buildings.