A new research venture aims to help schools find the best educational technologies for their circumstances.

Vice President Mike Pence signaled a new White House focus on school safety and mental health in light of the Parkland, Florida school shooting in a Saturday speech.

Do smartphones in students' hands really make schools safer? Or do they just make them feel safer? And could there be a cost to that feeling?

Despite surveillance systems, armed officers and active shooter drills already in place, some Middle Tennessee school officials are reviewing safety plans after the recent shooting. 

A supervised exercise program that gets young children running and playing for an hour before school could make them happier and healthier, while also jibing with the needs and schedules of parents and school officials, according to a new study involving two dozen elementary and middle schools.

In North Texas there is a growing gap between jobs and the skilled workers to fill them. There is a bright spot, though, and it's called P-TECH (Pathways to Technology Early College High School).

Florida Gulf Coast University President Mike Martin is bringing more changes to the school he took over seven months ago, creating a new division to improve graduation rates and performance in a state evaluation program. 

About 300 male freshmen or sophomores, all African American or Latino, attended the Jan. 19 event, the second hosted by the campus’s Male Success Initiative and CSUF Educational Partnerships. Besides being exposed to the possibility of attending a university, they were treated like college students for the day.