Nineteen students from seven states vied for the second annual title of national Spanish spelling champion.

But are these cities equipped to meet the educational needs of immigrants and their children?

The U.S. Department of Education is looking for promising practices in disaggregating data for Asian-heritage students.

The Southern Poverty Law Center has asked a federal court in Miami to strike down a policy in Florida that charges long-time residents out-of-state tuition rates if their parents do not have legal immigration status.

The new edition makes clear connections between content standards of the common core and the academic language that will be required.

The needs of English-learners are represented by at least two members of the writing team that drafted new common standards in science.

Researchers will examine the practices related to identification of English-learners with disabilities in six school districts.

New York would become the second state in the nation to formally recognize high school graduates who demonstrate proficiency in multiple languages.

The three-year-long study will examine the impacts that dual-language immersion programs have on student achievement.

The state with the largest population of English-language learners in the nation moves ahead with revising its English-language proficiency standards.