Has George W. Bush made his state's education system a model for the nation?

A lawsuit alleges women were forced to undergo vaginal exams in front of classmates at Valencia College

The SAT test coaching industry goes after kindergartners. Little blank slates mean great big bucks.

However, school administrators insist that they are not setting “a precedent” for other concerts

The day after the shooting at a combat stress clinic in Iraq, new data released to Salon shows soldiers committing suicide at a record-setting pace. Is combat stress the reason?

The Supreme Court may have upheld the ACA, but new challenges for Obama's signature legislation await

Falling through the cracks is not an uncommon problem when it comes to vision care

A longtime school reformer says the Republican front-runner might be the best hope for low-income and minority students at a time when you can't talk about "poor kids" -- to Democrats.

Congress passed a law to reduce unnecessary scans and tests that could harm patients and waste money five years ago

Canadian medical students practice gyno exams on unconscious patients without their consent

Seventeen-year-old Nick d'Aloisio devised a content-shortening programing while studying for his exams

I have severe performance anxiety and fear of failure -- or is it fear of success?

The opposition claims President Mikhail Saakashvili's administration is using intimidation against dissenters

Jonathan Chait warns of a party in disarray, saying it could tank the president's plans, but the moderates' self-interest might prevent that.

From mass opt-out to action against the SAT requirement, progress was made against the test-and-punish movement