The battle over ESEA (otherwise known as the elementary and secondary education act or No Child Left Behind) renewal is waging once again.

Everyone from the federal government, to state government on down wants to make certain our children are learning what they need to learn. But how do we know our teachers are capable of teaching what they need to teach?

Public health crises like Swine Flu are causing schools and districts to rethink their roles. How are schools reforming their policies and procedures to manage public health crises? Let's find out...

Many states permit parents to opt out of immunization requirements for childhood vaccinations. Sometimes opting out, however, doesn't mean your child won't be vaccinated.

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