The Taxation and Budget Reform Commission will not vote today on the controversial revenue and spending cap proposal known informally as TABOR, its chief sponsor told the Buzz late Tuesday.
"We’re going to workshop it," said commissioner Mike Hogan, who is also Duval County tax collector. Hogan, speaking shortly before midnight, said he was exhausted […]

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Education funding got a 3 percent boost in South Dakota last week, with Gov. Michael Rounds’ March 17 signing of a $337 million school spending package—part of a state budget totaling $3.6 billion.

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The Indiana legislature in its recently completed session shifted the costs of running schools entirely to the state.

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Racial and ethnic diversity among high school graduates will sharply increase in the United States, even as the overall number of graduates dips over the next seven years, a new report says.

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The latest pension proposal offers teachers a chance to move to a defined-benefit program that would give teachers a guaranteed pension upon retirement.

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Nearly three months and several follow-up phone calls and e-mails later, Education Week received a response to a request for information on a long-awaited federal commission that will review reading research.

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