The number of Boston Public Schools teachers pulling six-figure pay doubled last year, with many taking on special...

The Duval County School District just hired a number of new teachers who are part of the Teach for America program.

Mike Shannon, ranked No. Golf Digest's "America's Best 50 Teachers" list, is one of the headliners at the 24th annual West Michigan Golf Show that runs through Sunday at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids.

The Duval County school district has received a federally funded grant that will allow it to partner with Teach For America to recruit nearly 300 new teachers to work in district schools over the next three years. Teach for America puts people with college degrees in fields other than education through a teaching boot camp. Once through the program, they are asked to work for two years in ...

The Duval County school district has received a federally funded grant that will allow it to partner with Teach For America to recruit nearly 300 new teachers to work in district schools over the next three years. Teach for America puts people with college degrees in fields other than education through a teaching boot camp. Once through the program, they are asked to work for two years in ...

The Duval County school district has received a federally funded grant that will allow it to partner with Teach For America to recruit nearly 300 new teachers to work in district schools over the next three years.

TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The nation's commitment to education remains top of mind this week as President Obama once again focused on educating America and supporting its great teachers ...

-By Rodeny Jaleco, ABS-CBN North America Bureau The jobs of hundreds of Filipino teachers in Baltimore public schools are hanging on the results of a “market test” that will show whether they’re still needed in the next school year. Sources revealed the Baltimore public school system will rely on the “market test” to gauge teaching [...]

"Teacher voice is needed in order for real reform to take place," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan told the inaugural cohort of Teach Plus D.C. Teaching Policy Fellows last week.

The Issue: New York City teacher Alan Rosenfeld’s decade-long “rubber room” assignment. *** No wonder America’s public-school system is failing — we have teachers making very nice salaries for doing absolutely nothing (“A Creep & His Friends,” Editorial, Jan. 31). Why should this guy leave? He’s living the dream. While...