The grant application and final priorities for the $650 million Investing in Innovation Fund (i3) are now available.

Secretary Arne Duncan visited Selma, Alabama, where he announced plans for a reinvigorated Office of Civil Rights to ensure equal educational opportunities for all children.

The White House and ED announced the Race to the Top High School Commencement Challenge, inviting public schools to compete to have President Obama speak at their graduation this spring.

More than 250 community leaders, educators, parents, and students gathered to discuss turning around the Detroit area's lowest-achieving schools.

Secretary Arne Duncan participated in the Celebration of Teaching and Learning in New York City, where over 8,500 educators across the nation took part in discussions about the future of our schools.

A wave of winter storms dropped record snowfalls in five West Virginia cities in February.

March is Severe Storms Awareness Month across Kentucky. Kids throughout the Bluegrass State, including those in our region, hit the deck to learn a few skills that could save their lives should a tornado strike.

The federal government has officially declared the mid-December snow storm that knocked out power to thousands of West Virginians for weeks and crippled traffic along the turnpike a disaster.

The town of Sutton, nestled between the mountains of Braxton County, has seen its fair share of snow through the years, but still there's no getting used to this winter.

A snow emergency shut down Vinton County roads for more than eight hours as conditions worsened Tuesday night. Meanwhile, overworked road crews need a break.

The grant application and final priorities for the $650 million Investing in Innovation Fund (i3) are now available.

Secretary Arne Duncan visited Selma, Alabama, where he announced plans for a reinvigorated Office of Civil Rights to ensure equal educational opportunities for all children.

The White House and ED announced the Race to the Top High School Commencement Challenge, inviting public schools to compete to have President Obama speak at their graduation this spring.

More than 250 community leaders, educators, parents, and students gathered to discuss turning around the Detroit area's lowest-achieving schools.

Secretary Arne Duncan participated in the Celebration of Teaching and Learning in New York City, where over 8,500 educators across the nation took part in discussions about the future of our schools.