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Seven states ignored the federal higher education law's requirement to identify "at risk" and "low performing" teacher programs, some of them blatantly.

Alaska, Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Oregon, Tennessee, and Utah can keep their flexibility from mandates of the No Child Left Behind Act, no matter what happens with a pending rewrite of the law.

NEA culture and governance make it harder for the 3 million-member union to make an early primary endorsement for a presidential candidate.

After 41 years, FERPA is widely viewed as inadequate for addressing privacy challenges presented by the flood of digital devices, software, and apps into U.S. schools over the past decade.

Begin conferencing the House and Senate ESEA bills now, said 10 major education groups in a letter sent Wednesday.

The department's civil rights data collection shows that more than 3 million students are suspended or expelled each year (including 4-year-olds).

Gov. John Kasich doesn't have the kind of high-profile and polarizing history with public schools that former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker can claim. But he has an extensive record.

The House and Senate bills to write the Elementary and Secondary Education Act go in different directions when it comes to testing English-language learners.

Representatives from both parties and both chambers will attempt to find common ground between their dueling reauthorization bills, which contain some stark policy differences.