Education | Stacker

Education

College majors that make the most money

Two workers at an oil refinery plant

It's back-to-school time: Home maintenance for busy families

Parents prepare food as their children play around the kitchen.

Business & Economy

Why business automation won't be optional in 2026

A business employee using a small time hourglass beside a laptop.

7 scholarships students should consider applying for before 2025 ends

A student browsing the FAFSA website on a laptop.

Personal Finance

The child tax credit is changing. Here’s what it means for your family.

A group of young children during nap time at TLC for Tots daycare center in Nampa, Idaho. One child is sleeping while others are playing.

Education

How the pandemic impacted what public schools in every state spend

Backpack with face mask and sanitizer in front of chalkboard showing a graph and dollar bills.

Education

A parent and teacher guide to AI detectors like GPTZero

An overhead view of a student typing on a laptop surrounded by school supplies.

Education

10 cities where earning a graduate degree can pay off the most

a female Black executive discusses a work topic with a diverse staff

Education

The newest form of school discipline: Kicking kids out of class and into virtual learning

Empty school hallway with red lockers along the walls

Education

Fueled by teacher shortages, 'Zoom-in-a-room' makes a comeback

Kids in a computer lab sitting in front of desktop computers

Education

How the pandemic worsened teaching vacancies across the US

A young teacher sitting with her students at a table.

Education

50 college majors that earn the least money

Kindergarten teacher sitting with two children playing with construction blocks in a classroom

Education

Public schooling is best in these US cities

Children boarding school bus to public school.

Education

Exploring racial and ethnic disparities in learning disability diagnosis among students

Teacher helping child with assignment.

Education

State takeovers of 'failing' schools are increasing, but with little evidence they help students

Amarion Porterie, an 18-year-old senior at Stephen F. Austin Senior High School, in Houston