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In this oldie-but-goodie, Lewis Solmon asks why nobody is protesting the dismal state of California schools.

In 1983, A Nation At Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform was released. This report from the U.S. Department of Education highlighted a number of troubling findings on the state of education in the U.S.

On March 22 the Missouri State Board of Education voted to remove the Saint Louis Public Schools’ provisional accreditation.

We should not kid students about the need for serious reading and academic expository writing, and when we do, we are not educating them, we are cheating them.

Why are teachers outraged over a website that lets students rate their performance?

In my ideal world of school reform, all the adults could put their personal agendas aside and focus their efforts on meeting the needs of kids to be prepared for college and work in their futures. I think we're a long, long way from my idea world, but I try my hardest to keep looking forward to that day.

The New York Legislature’s approval of more charters and the rejection of numerous anti-charter proposals mean that charters are here to stay as a major part of the statewide educational landscape.

The recent public flap over public charter schools in Colorado brings to light the animosity held by the education establishment towards school reform--and the establishment's efforts to resist.