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California’s public schools live – or die – by the numbers. They are utterly dependent on how much money the state budget allocates each year under Proposition 98, a formula adopted by voters in 1988 that only a few wonks in and around the Capitol profess to understand – and even they often disagree. Prop. 98 […]

Hanan Balkhy, the Regional Director of the World Health Organization For the Eastern Mediterranean, said that half of the Afghan population struggles with psychological distress.

Students with disabilities need high-quality teachers, but not all teachers have the needed training and skills. A study suggests a strategy that may help.

Research has often focused on how teachers and educators can best instruct and accommodate students with disabilities.

Texas community colleges know many high schoolers are skeptical of higher education because of the price tag. Some want to change that conversation by using new state dollars to waive

OPINION- California’s public schools live – or die – by the numbers.

K-12 finances were bolstered by billions in federal pandemic relief funds, but the money is running out

 Anti-drug policies in our country, with a focus on prevention, as well as good practices in Romania and internationally were the main topics of the consul...

Here is a look at some of the biggest issues affecting education in Pennsylvania, including lack of money and a teacher shortage.

Better awareness and access to college prep classes can increase the number of students eligible to apply to the state’s universities, a panel said.