Many schools have learning technologies and ed-tech tools. But what sets exemplary schools apart is how they use those technologies.

You never know how someone will react when you suggest that they junk their title and replace it with a new one that leads to a different focus of work—not to mention the confusion this could cause across the faculty, or the possible political tension it might generate.

Rhode Island lawmakers have put off a vote on legislation that would stop employers or higher education officials from demanding access to a person's Facebook or Twitter accounts, the Associated Press reports.

A new program will offer an online education in financial literacy to Nebraska high school students and parents, the Associated Press reports.

The Washington Post's Jay Mathews reports: A parent asked me recently what she should do if her child doesn’t appear headed for college.