The Daily Caller

Where did some of America’s most notorious murderers and murder suspects go to college?

School officials called punishment an ‘emergency suspension’

If schools decide to keep guns banned, the law will require them to revisit the issue each year

National ‘tolerance policy’ to be trumped by ‘nuisance ordinance’ for students

‘They have to take (the vegetable), and then it ends up in the trash can, and that’s a waste of taxpayer money’

“It is all being done under the guise of ‘bullying’”

Roughly 185,000 3-D-ready projectors will be sold to U.S. schools for grades kindergarten through 12 this year

Schools are seeking waivers to redirect after school funding to other needs

Critics question Justice Department’s involvement in tackling local youth violence issues

Reps. George Miller and Carolyn McCarthy to introduce legislation to prevent sex offenders from working in schools after GAO report indicating failures

Schools often hire or retain those convicted of sexual abuse of minors, GAO study finds

The lockdown began after a woman called a radio station and said her husband might go to a school and start shooting

Pretending they are muddles the important debate about education reform we must have in this country

Now that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has pledged $100 million to help boost Newark’s low-performing public school system, it’s time for officials to start figuring out how to use the funds

Founder of Facebook, has agreed to donate $100 million to improve the long-troubled public schools in Newark

The opening of the Robert F. Kennedy Community School will mark the inauguration of the nation’s most expensive public school ever

After questioning if earning a D is actually worthy of passing a subject, one New Jersey school district is eliminating the grade altogether

Four years after applying some of the nation’s strictest rules to convicted sex offenders, Atlanta has been forced to pull back in the face of multiple lawsuits

The lawsuit alleges that similar school districts receive ‘vastly different amounts of funding for no apparent reason’

Parents step in to combat increasing budget cuts in MA schools