The Bill & Melinda Foundation has awarded $12.9 million through four grants to enhance and create advanced technological opportunities for community colleges....
More money, more child care and more flexibility. Think of how much easier it would be for everyone to do their jobs...
Fast forward to high school graduation season and think of a graduation ceremony near you. The auditorium gradually fills with camera-toting parents....
A lot of people who’ve read Carter G. Woodson’s famous 1933 treatise, The Mis-Education of the Negro, believe the book’s message is...
A lot of people who’ve read Carter G. Woodson’s famous 1933 treatise, The Mis-Education of the Negro, believe the book’s message...
A GED – or general education diploma – once was a “good enough diploma,” as comedian Chris Rock has called it. But...
As they prepare to go to college and search for ways to save money in the process, many youths convince themselves that...
The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded the first of a series of “green jobs” grants designed to prepare targeted populations –...
America’s national security will be put at risk if the government doesn’t make stronger investments in high-quality early childhood education for the...
Twenty-three programs designed to help youths get to or through college are featured in a new compendium released by the American Youth...
Here’s a novel way to reduce the dropout rate and increase the number of students who go to college: Get rid of...
The cost of higher education rose for this school year; the biggest increase was at public two-year colleges, where tuition and...
Rewarding: Washington City Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray (left) congratulates LEAP award recipient Cornelius Gaskins. The award, named after Gray, provides...
If you do college access work with eighth through 10th graders, especially in a few select Midwestern states, be on the lookout...
Youth-serving agencies should plan to play a prominent role in America’s educational reform efforts by partnering with public schools to transform them...
The cost of higher education got higher this school year, and the biggest increase was at public two-year colleges, where tuition jumped...
Roughly 10 percent of community college students can’t access federal student loans because the colleges they attend don’t participate in federal loan...
A new report chronicling the whereabouts of past high school dropouts shows that all dropouts, and particularly African-Americans, are far more likely...
For enterprising youth-serving agencies with a track record of partnering with schools to improve student achievement in a measurable way, now is...
About 280,000 youths were employed over the summer in programs paid for by $1.2 billion in the Recovery Act (stimulus act),...