Teachers looking for new jobs can determine more easily if a prospective employer is right for them by asking a few simple questions.

Internet use helps raise students’ academic performance with no ill effects, according to Michigan State University research.

Short on teachers, some states are experimenting with alternative means of authorizing people to teach in the public schools.

Arizona parents and students have new online schooling options.

What schooling options do parents have across the United States? A new book by The Heritage Foundation analyzes education options state by state.

People looking for hard information about education in America can turn to a comprehensive new source from the federal government.

Charter schools, homeschooling and school vouchers are expanding across the country. What does that mean in terms of where children are learning?

Children scattered across sparsely settled Alaska now can turn to the Internet for schooling.

Consistently positive results and the absence of any negative results from school voucher research indicate the remarkable strength in the evidence supporting vouchers.

California’s charter public schools are at least matching the performance of the state’s traditional public schools and educate a they “seem to do the most good for kids who need the most help,” says a new report on the increasingly popular education option.

A report charges that charter schools are more segregated by race than are traditional public schools, though many white charter school students attend schools with greater minority enrollment than do their counterparts in traditional schools.

Charter schools that serve the general student population do a better job of teaching children than do traditional public schools, says a new report.

According to a Rand study released June 30, charter schools provide good news to a state that badly needs it.