A new bill would cap the hours students spend taking state and district exams.

A look at the week that was plus a few fun facts from this week in news.

As more families opt out, some wrestle with explaining the choice to their kids.

Pearson makes money, even without results, off America's obsession with academics.

Marketplace correspondent Amy Scott talks about what will make education news in 2015.

ACT scores show many students still are not prepared for college.

Schools are preparing for standardized tests on computers. Not everyone is ready

It's the latest protest against testing connected to the Common Core curriculum.

The firm that administers the SAT is under competitive pressure from other standardized tests.

Tests for high school equivalency are getting tougher, and will soon only be offered via computer.