Indiana allowed parents to choose the educational path of their children. Sounds like a good idea, right? Not so fast.
A $6.5 million deficit has driven Mifflin County, PA, to turn its education system upside down. We investigate.
By now, we know the central elements of the Atlanta cheating scandal -- but what has happened to those most affected: the students and their families?
In a ninth-grade classroom in NYC's South Bronx, students studied refugees for several weeks -- and learned so much more than that.
How do you judge if a school is good or bad? Are test scores a reliable measure of success? We went to the South Bronx to find out.
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