On the surface, it seems the United States spends a lot on public education — more per student than all but a few countries.

Protesters demand more spending on education and social services, but the government has struggled amid a fiscal crisis.

Protests in European countries, including France, draw attention to the growing insecurity among the youth over their future ...

For an opposing viewpoint, see "We spend too much on kindergarten through high school education" by Erika Sanzi On the surface, it seems the United States spends a lot on public education — more per ...

French high school students have been protesting for more than two weeks over conditions in schools, including overcrowded classrooms and staff shortages, and they show no sign of stopping. The unrest ...

American educators warn that a Trump administration proposal to impose hefty fees on universities for international students ...

In our previous article, we examined the causes and background of the French high school student protests that began at a ...

On the surface, it seems the United States spends a lot on public education — more per student than all but a few countries. Nationwide, the United States spends $20,387 per student, fourth most in ...

Rather than countermanding everything the Trump administration has done in education and workforce, Democrats can put an end ...

By Charanjit Ahuja The Supreme Court has opened a new chapter in the long-running debate over the commercialisation of higher education in India. The balance sheets of India’s p ...