Preeminent education historian and public school advocate Diane Ravitch talks to Bill this week about the private sellout of public schools.

Those interested in creating a market-based system to replace public education are spreading the false story that our public schools are obsolete and failing. They are not.

The DOE’s comprehensive civil rights survey revealed this and several other disturbing stats about racial inequality in our public schools.

This year, three states received PISA scores — as if they were independent countries — which could help policymakers understand what's working and what's not.

The Department of Justice issued new guidance Wednesday aimed at curbing harsh, discriminatory over-punishment of school discipline violations.

Scholar and education expert Henry Giroux talks to Bill about the troubling trend of police arrests in public schools.

Mark Garland is the ex-president of a public university in Ohio. He shares his second thoughts on some of the decisions he made at Miami University.

Poor schools underperform largely because of poverty and economic inequality, not because teachers have it too easy, writes David Sirota.

Greg Kaufmann talks to a Head Start director in Washington state to find out how the sequester is affecting programs that are already underfunded.

Board of Education changes to Texas textbooks reveal a clear conservative agenda.