Controversies over religion in public education are as old as public education itself.

Memphis Teacher Residency tells residents to witness to Christ by teaching with excellence—and by committing to Memphis for the long haul.

We should support every effort to upgrade our failing schools.

As churches—including my own—are forced to find new places to meet, we've been challenged to react with love.

Forty-one states introduce or pass new programs.

For Laura Streib, cuts to arts programs meant getting involved in Portland public schools.

A new survey found that Christian schooling makes a difference—and that different kinds of Christian education produce different results among their graduates.

Ruling says New York ban on church services doesn't discriminate against expression. But legal scholars say the decision is unlikely to stand.

The son of Franklin Graham and the grandson of Billy Graham discusses his family and ministry.

An emotional crash course on the state of public education in the U.S.

Nicole Baker Fulgham champions educational equity with Teach for America.

A new study says they might, but adds that parents and peers have more influence.

The price of Ruth and Billy Graham's union was separation.

Why concerned parents should read the 17th-century Moravian educational reformer Jan Amos Comenius.

Documentary on "School" skips religious history, giving a skewed account of American education.

Plus: European court rules against mandatory religious education, abortion politics in Sweden, and other stories from online sources around the world.