School-voucher advocates hope the decision is a first step toward ending state bans on using public funds for religious schools.
The private university advised people on its Greenspring campus to shelter in place Monday morning as police investigated a report of an armed person.
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We need more full-time instructors, tougher courses and more flexibility on the path to a bachelor's degree.
New research on state programs in Louisiana and Indiana
The national rankings The top 25 schools in the America’s Most Challenging High Schools list, as ranked by The Washington Post’s Jay Mathews. For schools that did not provide an average SAT score, ou...
One Prince George’s teacher describes it as a “purgatory of a kind I didn’t know existed.”
The national rankings have changed because of a charter network’s erroneous data submission.
Faulty figures led to incorrect rankings for some IDEA schools on Jay Mathews’s annual list.
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IDEA schools drop several notches on high school list because of incorrect data.
Ruling comes in a case that began in 2005.
The University of Virginia student died this week after 17 months in detention in North Korea.
Nominees include a Johns Hopkins professor and a Baltimore pastor.
A new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau details consumer complaints flawed payment processing, botched paperwork and inaccurate information from FedLoan Servicing.
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There is little evidence that the charter sector has taken the NAACP’s concerns to heart.
Hartford police are investigating. They say there is “no immediate danger to students or staff."
Some worry the school system’s continued financial troubles will harm its top reputation.
Arthur Wayne Johnson is in line to lead the Office of Federal Student Aid. The post came open after an Obama-era official abruptly resigned.
President Trump said that if Otto Warmbier had been taken out of North Korea sooner, the outcome would have been very different.
