College costs are climbing, and reformers from left and right are seeking cost-cutting ideas. Here's one: Turn the maligned for-profit school system into the IBM for education.

The disappointing results of three demonstration projects designed to help unwed teenage mothers live self-sufficient lives show the limits of voluntary educational and job training programs.

With the Republican congressional leadership mired in scandal, the Democratic Party is in as strong a position as it has been in a decade to reclaim control of Congress.

D.C. offers considerable school choice, but without many options. Parents are forced to bet on their child's education in lotteries and untested schools.

The authors stress the importance of career and technical education for students to achieve success after high school graduation.

After years of denial, most politicians (and welfare policy makers) have finally acknowledged the link between unwed parenthood and long-term welfare dependency, as well as a host of other social problems.

Many claim that college graduates earn a million dollars more in a lifetime than high school graduates. This figure is grossly inflated.