Back to school trends for 2012.

There are healthy regimens parents can employ to ensure a smooth transition back to the books and to help children improve their concentration and learning

Here's some help calming student and parent jitters ahead of a new school year.

In an op-ed in Sunday's New York Times, Professor Andrew Hacker asks "Is Algebra necessary?" He answers that question "no."

Back to school comes around year after year. You can't stop it, but you can send your kids back in style for a fraction of the price.

Now, here's a counter-intuitive bit of good news: It appears that many young Americans are less interested in driving than baby boomers are.

A study published in the July issue of the journal Archives of General Psychiatry says 1 in 12 adolescents may in fact be suffering from a real and severe

Public school systems spent an average of $10,615 per student in 2010, an increase of 1.1% from the previous year, according to Public Education Finances:

It's a tradition that is normally used for weddings and baby showers, but now, high school graduates are using gift registries to pick out what they need for

It began on May 7 with Chemistry and Environmental Science, and ended on May 18 with Human Geography and Spanish Literature. During the two weeks in between,

As we focus on our heroes this Memorial Day, we thought it would be interesting to find out what students think about the concept of "character."

Hamilton City Schools named a 2012 National School District of Character.

It seems like no job field is safe with the current economy. However, believe it or not there are fields with a practically nonexistent unemployment for new

With so many money worries to face, a thoughtful graduation gift could make all the difference.

Petco needs dog grooming assistants. Sports Authority wants merchandise handlers. Jamba Juice can use some juicers. And RiteAid hopes to find a "wellness