The Trump administration is using money earmarked for colleges that serve large populations of minority students to support a host of other education priorities.

The department said new funds will also go to charter schools to support education choice in fiscal year 2025, tribal colleges and to a new government program and competition that fosters interest in ...

As virtual learning becomes more accessible, this Central Georgia program offers an alternative to online learning.

Lancaster, is proposing new legislation to ban charter schools from using AI instructors moving forward. The proposal comes ...

The Department of Education is flexing its power to repurpose discretionary funding to match President Donald Trump's priorities.