Feb 7 - By Adriana Gomez Licon, Associated Press
Mexican teens can't solve long-multiplication problems. Education authorities don't know how many teachers work in Mexico. Teachers often miss class, and some who do show up have long conversations on their cellphones.
Feb 6 - By Associated Press
The Center on Education Policy says after last school year's rough budget cuts for schools, states are predicting a brighter outlook on spending for K-12 this school year.

Feb 3 - By msnbc.com
Jan 25 - By Scott Stump, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
On New Year’s Day, teenage prodigy Samantha Garvey and her family moved into a homeless shelter on Long Island, wondering what the future might hold after being evicted from their home.
Jan 23 - By Christine Armario , AP Education Writer
State funding for higher education has declined because of a slow recovery from the recession and the end of federal stimulus money, according to a study released Monday.
Jan 19 - By Associated Press
The Education Department wants the public's input to develop guidelines to prevent and detect cheating. The effort comes after several cheating scandals involving teachers.
Jan 11 - By Associated Press
Apple is scheduling a media event in New York next week, but the company isn't saying much about the topic it plans to discuss.
Jan 11 - By Associated Press
Consulting and technology services provider ICF International has been awarded a five-year contract worth nearly $33 million to support federal education efforts.
Jan 9 - By The Associated Press, STR
Below are some of the recommendations offered Monday to states and school districts on sexual education by a coalition of health and education groups.
Jan 9 - By Kimberly Hefling, AP Education Writer
Young elementary school students should use the proper names for body parts and, by the end of fifth grade, know that sexual orientation is "the romantic attraction of an individual to someone of the same gender or a different gender," according to new sexual education guidelines released Monday by a coalition of health and education groups.

Jan 5 - By Amy Teibel, Associated Press
About one-quarter of Israel's first graders study in ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools that give short shrift to subjects like reading, science and math. Another quarter study in underfunded classes in the Arab sector. Israeli high school students rank below average among developed countries on international tests.
Jan 5 - By Associated Press
The chairman of the Kenyan teachers' union says angry parents are attacking teachers nationwide after their children's dismal performance in a national exam.
Dec 31 - By Dorie Turner, Associated Press
It was the year of the test cheating scandal.
Dec 29 - By Michael Gormley, Associated Press
New registered nurses would have to earn bachelor's degrees within 10 years to keep working in New York under a bill lawmakers are considering as part of a national push to raise educational standards for nurses, even as the health care industry faces staffing shortages.