High Schools

The boy brandished what appeared to be an assault rifle and sent the video to fellow students at his high school.

Police say that the Florida high school student showed poor judgement but is not a threat.

"Highly trained teachers" would be able to "immediately fire back if a savage sicko came to a school with bad intentions," Trump tweeted.

The suspect in Wednesday's shooting at a Florida High School has been identified, according to reports.

Some community members criticize the name change for the acronym spelling out the Confederate general's name

New research sheds light on which children have greater access to guns and are most likely to use them. The results are alarming.

Texas education officials have suggested slavery be considered a side issue when teaching the Civil War.

The explosion occurred at about 8 p.m. while construction work was going on in a sixth-floor laboratory, a police spokesman said.

Newsweek's 2015 High School Rankings recognizes the achievements of the best public high schools in the United States for college readiness.

What's more important, having a diverse teaching corps or a rigorously certified one?

The buzz phrase of education reformers has nothing to do with the crisis in U.S. classrooms.

A phrase referring to President Reagan's rhetoric as "bellicose" was also removed.

Random testing for weed is not only costly, it may even lead to more dangerous drug use.

Two teachers were admitted to hospital, where doctors found they had ingested a huge quantity of marijuana.

Two small Nevada schools with vastly different kids are saving lives one tackle at a time

We're shaking up the way we rank America's top high schools

Thomas Jefferson High School is a mecca for science and technology in suburban Virginia

The Manhattan school that's narrowing the achievement gap for immigrant teens

For the first time in a century, schools are getting a makeover

Lectures are so old school; the Maker Movement is reinventing education

Our rankings aim to identify the public high schools in the U.S. that do the best job of preparing students for college and overcome the obstacles posed by socioeconomic inequality

The question, "What Are America's Top Schools?" has different answers depending on whether or not student poverty is taken into account.