The nonprofit PTA sued for-profit rival PTO on Wednesday, accusing it of denigrating the established group in a bid to siphon off members.

A tentative contract between the Chicago Teachers Union and CPS brings closure on legal battles filed by both sides during the seven-day strike.

The presidential candidates offered clashing views on education, particularly on teacher unions.

The New Hampshire charter school moratorium could be lifted as soon as November if legislative budget writers approve an additional $5 million.

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Chicago district files suit on grounds that teachers can't strike over noneconomic issues, but judge delays ruling until Wednesday to review facts.

The Tennessee Department of Education will withhold $3.4 million from Nashville public schools “as a consequence of the district’s refusal to follow state law.”

Districts’ teacher evaluation plans are taking NY officials longer than anticipated to review.

Great Hearts Academies will wait to open a charter school in Tennessee until state law allows for an impartial charter school approval process.

Chicago public-school teachers unable to reach deal with board over teacher evaluations and benefits.