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Taiwan is an island nation of 21 million people that has owned a perch near the top of international education rankings for the past decade—far above the U

“It was either move the company or start a school.” —Paul Campbell Paul Campbell grew up in rural Kentucky and is currently the CEO of a successful aerospa

I never thought about how my college was going to be paid for. None of my friends wondered about how their colleges would be paid for. College payment was

Since having a child diagnosed with special needs, I’ve learned so much about navigating the special-education process. First thing: the special education

Let’s face it: 2017 was a really rough year for education, and all things political. So 2018 leaves us ample room to up our game—as individuals working wit

Oprah Winfrey’s name has been buzzing (alongside #TimesUp) this week with speculation flying wildly from all corners about a potential run for president in

At a National Association of Secondary School Principals event, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos told the school leaders gathered in the room that s

After nearly two decades in education, I’m still not certain what the term “reform” actually means. The concept itself is elusive, concurrently everywhere

I didn’t really think much about rural representation until I first got involved in educational leadership. For the first time, I learned that there was an