The Department of Education (ED) is reportedly working to bring back employees let go in March after a federal court ...

Students and staff say they are looking forward to new academic and athletic opportunities under a united Jackson high school.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Wednesday defended the Trump administration’s proposed cuts to her agency as part of an overall effort to shutter her department — a goal she described as ...

In the middle of an ongoing enrollment crisis and increasing community frustration, Houston ISD has launched a sweeping rebranding initiative— complete with new logos and color schemes. District ...

The big story: Florida’s legislative session is about two-thirds over. Policy-focused committees have stopped meeting. That means that while some key education bills, such as altering school ...

The Education Department shutdown is affecting campus antisemitism investigations as President Trump pledges to protect Jewish students. Skip To Content logo/forward/small ...

Trump defends his education overhaul with a shield of GOP governors — and kids. Much of the general public is wary about sweeping changes to the nation’s education system.

About 4,000 people worked for the Department of Education previously; following the cuts, roughly 2,000 workers remain there. The DOE is run by the Secretary of Education in the president's cabinet.

The Senate voted 51-45 on Monday to confirm Linda McMahon as Education secretary to lead a department that President Donald Trump has instructed her to dismantle and eventually close.. Republicans ...

The Education Department is offering a buyout of up to $25,000 to most of its employees, according to a department-wide email obtained by POLITICO. Employees have until Monday at 11:59 p.m. to ...

Integrating the development of eco-friendly practices with social and economic facets of sustainability, could further transform engineering education by equipping future engineers with the skill set ...

“The Trump Education Department will do everything in our power to right this wrong and champion the hard-earned accomplishments of past, current, and future female collegiate athletes,” it added.