Education Policy

Online high school programs give U.S. teens abroad accredited courses, flexible schedules, and a stable American curriculum recognized by universities worldwide

Many students still face learning gaps. Find flexible ways to complete high school credits—online classes, credit recovery, dual enrollment, and more.

A parent-friendly guide to how education policy, accountability, and leadership influence schools—and the digital tools that support learning and transparency.

Explore how the No Child Left Behind Act shaped testing and school priorities, and how families can help children build balanced, well-rounded learning skills.

Learn how AI is shaping K–12 education. Understand new AI policies, build digital literacy, and help your child use AI tools safely and responsibly.

NYC gifted programs offer early academic challenge but raise equity concerns. See how admissions work and what families should weigh before applying.

Top PSAT/NMSQT scores can earn students National Merit honors and scholarships—opening doors to college admissions and recognition across the U.S.

How many credits are needed to graduate from an online high school? Learn about accredited diploma programs, flexible options, and key state requirements.

How a proposed Department of Education shutdown could reshape K-12: impacts on funding, standards, and local control—and what families should expect.

School board elections are turning political—and students feel the impact. Learn how polarization affects education and why civility matters for families.