ARTSEDGE is the Kennedy Center's interactive education program for K-12 teachers, parents and students. Founded in 1991, ARTSEDGE supports the creative use of technology to enhance teaching and learning in, through and about the arts. Through its Web site, as well as innovative print and integrated media materials, ARTSEDGE offers free, standards-based teaching materials for use in and out of the classroom, media-rich interactive experiences, professional development resources, and guidelines for arts-based instruction and assessment. Investment guidelines

Comprehensive background information and links on U.S. education issues.

Schools often ask parents to give up the right to sue when kids join a team or go on a trip. What's at stake?

NPR presents a multi-part series on homework -- how educators are balancing mandates to improve test scores against a chronic lack of resources and the need for children to have enough time to be children.

Kid-Safe Network - Join the fight to keep our kids protected from those looking to harm our children.

This Web site supports a national campaign for educational equity for girls in their early teens

Media journalist Ken Freed offers vital reports about new media and education.

As home schooling grows as a movement, there is increasing politics from anti-home school forces to try to interfere with or legislatively control home schoolers.

RU's Center for Gender Studies provides aspects of Award-Recipient Hilary Lips' Distinguished American Scholar keynote address in New Zealand highlighting her research on young women & men current possible academic self-views.

Education news from The Christian Science Monitor