As schools across Iowa work to improve their security plans in the wake of high-profile school shootings, one public school district is focusing on hiring more security personnel rather than buying additional high-tech cameras and other devices.

The small pilot is part of a new district strategy to better prepare new teachers to work in Denver’s many high-poverty schools, which tend to hire more novices. 

One elementary school in California says it has found the key to turning around persistently stagnant math scores: Heavy investment in teacher preparation, to improve not only classroom instruction but also the overall climate of the school.

Florida A&M University is on track to increase its transfer student enrollment to 1,100 by 2020 through new partnerships with Florida College Systems (FCS) schools and community colleges this year.

Young people who earn a certificate from a community college in the state of Oregon can, in some cases, double their pay.

A new report analyzes the troubling trend of students who leave institutions despite being close to degree attainment.

Indiana is strongly committed to providing students from low-income households with access to a college education.

Brandman University President Gary Brahm says the needs of nontraditional students are very different than those of traditional students.