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Why are we now spending over 500 billion dollars on education annually without much to show for it?

What else needs to be done to measure the success of North Carolina education?

I have had several friends who have taken Women’s Studies courses—and have all regretted it.

The serious scholars whom you can still find on college campuses have long regarded education schools as the slums of academia but now the denizens of those projects are even admitting to the dilapidated condition of their discipline.

Rod Paige reflected on his tenure at the Department of Education and asserted the importance of continuing the reforms of the past four years

At the end of every year I compile this list, and every year I include a “hope for more” in the following year. And every year, I haven’t been disappointed in that hope.

After the 2004 election the President remarked that he had earned political capital, and on Monday it became clear that he intended to spend some of it on advancing the education reforms of his first term.

Although federal spending on education has more than quadrupled over the past 40 years, standardized test scores have stagnated or even declined, notes a Cato Institute scholar.

A former education official exposes multiculturalists’ grip on textbook publishers.

If a public-school student gets to college without knowing when the Civil War was fought or how to do basic math, part of the problem may be with the student’s textbook.

School Administrators in inner cities have put troubled pupils in special education classes, whether those students are disabled or not.

Several University Presidents Unhappy with Impending Department of Education Definition of Transgender Individuals