EDUCATION

The nation's second-largest school district had signed a $1.3 billion deal to provide educational software from Pearson Education on iPads.

About 70 percent of student voters approved a referendum to create the Magis Scholars Fund.

Most scholarships are awarded annually, but a few are given out more frequently.

You should ask your tour guide, "What do students do on the weekends?"

Read Bible passages that tell the story of how believers and non-believers observed death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The North Carolina university is still investigating whether other people were involved.

Adolescents need to hear from their peers and parents about the medical and legal consequences of drug use.

Critics call for a change in policy after a special-needs student was reportedly told to remove his varsity letter.

University of Oklahoma officials said the chant had become an “institutionalized” part of the local SAE culture.

"That does not mean something terrible did not happen to Jackie ... [We] are just not able to gather sufficient facts."

The president was expected Monday to reveal $240 million in private-sector projects that aim to inspire kids to study science, technology, engineering and math, also known as STEM.

Students at schools with suspension policies were 1.6 times more likely than kids in schools without them to use marijuana the next year, according to a new study.

More than 1.4 million students at 1,217 centers are taking the college prep exams.

The Pledge of Allegiance was read in Arabic as part of National Foreign Language Week in Pine Bush, New York, sparking anger from many.

"Nonconsensual distribution of photos" is forbidden in Penn State's code of conduct.

The company says monitoring social media is necessary to protect the integrity of the test.

Heart patients are more likely to survive if admitted during national cardiology conferences — when cardiologists are away from hospitals.

This brilliant general and politician led a whirlwind life, until his assassination on March 15.

A video showing drone delivery of admissions decisions is only for fun, a dean says. Real decisions will be available only online.

"Their scores were abysmal," a researcher said of U.S. young adults. Encouraging critical thinking was recommended as a remedy.

The two expelled students are too young to have started the chant based on SAE trustees' timeline.

Results of the last four SAT exams held in Asia have been held back, amid accusations of widespread cheating in several Asian countries.

The Oklahoma University administration's quick condemnation showed its commitment to keeping students safe, experts say.

Experts say racially diverse campuses can be transformative for students who come from segregated communities.

People can visit whitehouse.gov/collegeopportunity to show support for the plan.

The university's president, David Boren, said an investigation into the Sigma Alpha Epsilon incident is ongoing.

Harvard University grabbed a spot near the top on four out of the six lists.

Libraries can request up to $10,000 to buy books, start projects or even repair computers.

The national organization of Sigma Alpha Epsilon suspended the chapter Sunday night.