Dr. Kendrick Barnes turns reading and writing into a real-life adventure that is straight out of a video game.

A classroom veteran shares some tips for times when students are all wound up and you still have lessons to teach.

Cedarville University: A group of third graders dashed across a field, ropes in hand, learning about transportation the ...

Club members learned painting techniques and brought their characters and creatures to life, showcasing creativity and ...

Columbus City Schools is looking into allegations that a first-grade teacher made students rub his feet in class. “Straight up, it’s inappropriate,” ...

Vietnam continued to lead the region in both key areas. The average Reading score was 323.5 points and Mathematics 334.6 ...

Favorite to win the East: I’ll be a coward and say it’s the Knicks. I do like the way they’re playing, and I like the makeup ...

"It's not a normal thing for a 6-year-old to rub a 50-year-old man's feet during school, where they're supposed to be ...

Tonya Ward Singer shares the power of co-leadership and job-embedded inquiry to build collective efficacy for every teacher ...

Amid the roar of the crowd, sixth graders defeated the seventh graders at Austin Middle School on Friday during the iReady Turkey Bowl Challenge. From her perch on the sixth grade side of the gym, ...

A growing contingent of public school parents say school-mandated iPads, particularly in elementary and middle schools, are ...

In the state of Nebraska, children can attend three types of schools: accredited, approved or exempt. Exempt schools, like ...