Beyond the labels, there is a benefit to treating students’ abilities as qualities schools can serve, not conditions they ...

Even as undergraduate enrollments have rebounded in raw numbers since the pandemic, the percentage of high school graduates ...

Despite a steady decline in student enrollment, public schools have added more support roles to meet a growing demand for ...

While declining enrollment in America’s traditional public schools is turning into a slow-moving crisis, participation in ...

Other states facing enrollment-related financial pressure may have very different results if local school leade ...

There’s a lot of giddiness about the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit (FSTC), which will launch January 1, 2027. The new ...

Last week, the Trump administration issued controversial new interagency agreements moving the office for civil rights and ...

Paul E. Peterson interviews Paul Carrese, author of "Teaching America: Reflective Patriotism in Schools, College, and Culture ...

Paul E. Peterson interviews R. Shep Melnick, the Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr. Professor of American Politics at Boston College ...

Cour de Lorraine in Mulhouse, France, where the author attended school through 3rd grade I grew up in a small, traditionalist corner of France called Alsace. The old schoolhouse I attended as a ...

The recent death of the distinguished political scientist Sidney Verba will be an occasion to reflect on his contributions to the field of political science and to Harvard University. What caught my ...

Of all the sources of unequal opportunity in the U.S., family structure is unique in the discomfort it causes analysts and policymakers. Yet it is critical to our understanding the lived experiences ...