After years of declining test scores the Maine department of Education last month announced what it called a "Back to Basics" teaching approach in math and reading. State officials say its a new approach aimed at getting kids invested in their own education.

Special education protections under IDEA remain uncertain after mass layoffs by the Trump administration at the U.S. Department of Education, despite staff reinstatement through January.

The Federal Aviation Administration has long struggled with a shortage of air traffic controllers and the recent government shutdown has only exacerbated the crisis.

Harvard is making its pitch to vets across the country as part of an effort to broaden perspectives on campus.

Attendees formed working groups to generate ideas on outdoor education, sustainability in schools, green infrastructure in school buildings and more.

Educational Talent Search has provided college and career counseling to first-generation and low-income in New Hampshire for 50 years. The Trump administration’s decision to abruptly pull funding leaves nearly 1,200 students suddenly without help.

Modernist architect Marcel Breuer's Wellfleet summer home has undergone a full restoration by the Cape Cod Modern House Trust. Now it could play a role in college-level preservation courses.

This year’s demographic changes suggest continuing impacts from the 2023 Supreme Court decision banning race-based admissions in higher education.

Melinda Treadwell, who served as Keene State College president for eight years, is leaving the state for another job. Plymouth State University President Donald Birx will fill her role through at least June – while keeping his.

Facing calls to diversify viewpoints and cap international enrollment, elite schools are turning to a group often overlooked in admissions: students from small-town America.