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Prof’s long-ago choice to leave Harvard is a coup for BYU

Students benefit from Simmons’ teaching and his work on a celebrated painkiller, and the latter one day may pay off for school

Montana Governor, educators want full-day kindergarten

On the first day of school last year, only four children in Orchard Elementary teacher Liz Oven’s kindergarten class knew how to write their names. That’s about average, she said.

At this visionary school where sustainability and profitability dovetail, students learn a new business ethic for the 21st century

The Bainbridge Graduate Institute (BGI,) is a school offering a pioneering MBA in Sustainable Business.

Google enrolls teachers to spread work online software crusade

As it tries to usher in a new era in computing, Google is promoting its software applications in kindergarten through high school classrooms, where kids who have grown up with the Web are more likely to experiment with different technology.

High school senior from Oregon, Dmitry Vaintrob wins $100,000 in NYC science competition

A South Eugene High School school senior won a $100,000 scholarship at one of the nation’s premier high school science competitions on Monday for his research in a new area of mathematics called string topology.

It Takes A Planet. The world is filled with great ideas about education. Take a look.

Teaching our children is surely one of humanity’s earliest and most fundamental pursuits, and today it’s fair to say that education, not Esperanto, is the universal language.

State losing its innovative edge

California students ranks among the lowest in the 50 states based on standardized tests.

Civic education lacking, Montana officials say. A girl in junior history class thought Condoleeza Rice was a Thai food.

An opinion poll conducted by the McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum found that 22 percent of Americans can identify all five members of the cartoon family the Simpsons but only one in 1,000 can identify all five freedoms the First Amendment contains.

WICHE Announces Winners of State Scholars Initiative Competition

The new states selected to join the SSI network are Missouri, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

States give failing grade to graduation rates

For every 100 ninth graders, only 18 will enter college and finish within six years.