10 Illuminating Online Courses You Can Take in August
From mastering mindfulness to making macarons, there’s an online class on this list for every type of student.
From mastering mindfulness to making macarons, there’s an online class on this list for every type of student.
Thanks to some teen activists, students in Oregon can now stay home from school when they're dealing with mental health issues.
Dozens of homeless high school students in New York City who are heading to college in the fall were honored at a recent ceremony.
For one month this summer, the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, will waive parking ticket fees in exchange for school supply donations of greater or equal value.
Warming temperatures aren’t the only thing rendering snow days obsolete. Pennsylvania lawmakers are taking a cue from the business world and turning snow days into work from home days for their students.
This fall, Virginia's University of Lynchburg is adding a course called “Harry Potter and the Good Life," in which students will read J.K. Rowling's books as well as the works of philosophers.
For students worried about repaying student loan debt, these 50 majors have the highest salary potential in the years post-graduation.
Thanks to online education providers like edX, Udemy, and Coursera, you can take interesting classes at home with just a computer and an internet connection.
Reading the same story again and again might exasperate parents, but it's got proven benefits for their child.
One hundred and forty-three (one letter in 'I,' four in 'love,' and three in 'you') was a special number to Fred Rogers, and now it's the name of a Pennsylvania holiday.
Recent college graduates starting the job hunting process could do worse than landing one of these lucrative entry-level jobs.
The collection took over a half-century to amass and contains several rare titles, including the first appearances of Spider-Man, the X-Men, and the Fantastic Four.
From chemistry teachers-turned-kingpins to gym teachers with a heart, the small screen is full of memorable educators.
At Bailey Elementary School in Florida, teenagers and second graders meet for one-on-one reading sessions once a week.
A program called We Love Reading supplies books that are specifically tailored to the personal experiences of child refugees from Syria and South Sudan.
After a long absence from many classrooms in the state, cursive writing will be mandatory in Texas public elementary schools starting next year.
LEGO Education's latest release, SPIKE Prime, is designed to teach kids vital STEAM skills in the classroom.
For nearly a quarter-century, the 'ABC Afterschool Special' taught kids about the harsh realities of life. Producers had only one rule: No fairy tale endings.
Five-year-old Logan Brinson opened Logan's Little Library—the first library in his village—on his front lawn last year. He plans to open a second location in May.
Grant Thompson and his mom Michele discovered the Group FaceTime security flaw before Apple knew it was a problem and immediately moved to alert the tech giant. Now they're being rewarded.
Let Dr. Ruth Westheimer and a talking, top hat-wearing peanut be your guides to love and relationships.
He spends roughly three hours a day volunteering for the website.
Students at George Mason can order fuel for their study sessions without trekking to the dining hall.
Nearly 50 years after becoming the first Black American woman to run for president, Shirley Chisholm is still making headlines.