Missouri unions gathered well over 300,000 signatures to block the state’s anti-union right-to-work law, putting the measure up for public vote in 2018.

Workers at the Nissan Motor Company’s plant in Canton, Mississippi, voted nearly 2 to 1 against union representation, following a hard-fought organizing drive marked by accusations that Nissan used illegal tactics to thwart the effort.

Teachers in Puerto Rico voted to join the American Federation of Teachers in August, bringing approximately 40,000 educators into the union.

Students in private and suburban public schools are being awarded higher grades than students of equivalent talent and potential in urban public schools, according to new research by the College Board.

An annual education poll revealed nationwide public approval of charter schools has plummeted by 12 points.

There is something new on the menu this school year: free lunch for all New York City public school students.

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