Written by sociologist Aaron M. Pallas and comments on educational research and policy.

Offering political commentary on the latest education news.

Contains lists of alumni categorized by state.

Discussing the importance and impact of international education.

Campaigning for smaller, personalized schools in Australia.

Covers educational blog articles covering all aspects of learning from school education to higher education along with career and jobs articles for the benefit of students from all over world.

A conversation between two education policy specialists with very different views.

Blogging about education change, revolution, reform and reinvention.

Offers a collection of news articles about charter schools that have been charged of, or are suspected of wrongful activities.

Scholastic blog presents tips and tricks designed to make managing your classroom easier.

Offering discussion on the future of schools.

A research professor and historian of education discusses better education for all.

Biweekly discussion of how digital media and technology are affecting learning, teaching, and scholarship at colleges, universities, libraries, and museums.

Providing coverage and analysis of America's drop out crisis.

Blogging about the law and schools.

News and updates from this provider of social networking capabilities for schools.

Thoughts, commentary, and reflections on the use of weblogs in education.

A monthly newsletter providing the current education issues and organized activities around fighting for public education.

Offering posts covering a whole variety of education stages and issues.

Seeks to draw attention to the many ways in which schools and colleges can empower individuals and benefit society.

Education blog reviews and observes what educational professionals are doing.

News and commentary on the state of education in America.

Written by Andrew Rotherham, co-founder and co-director of Education Sector, with occasional guest bloggers.

Alexa Joyce writes about current issues in education technology, particularly focusing on digital divide, school collaboration, science and environment teaching.

Tips if you are planning to take an English course in London, Eastbourne, and Salisbury or if you are thinking of doing an internship in the UK.

Blog publishes transcripts of a one minute internet radio show. Site features pod casts, news stories and commentary regarding evolution, creationism and intelligent design theories.

Blog written by Paul Hamilton, an assistive technology consultant in the public school system British Columbia.

Provides stimulating ideas for genealogy teachers, lecturers and program planners.

Information on high school news and policy, from the Alliance for Excellent Education.

Features helpful discussions on issues revolving around English education.

Posts by a teacher in Texas, offering information and inspiration to help other teachers in and out of the classroom.

News and opinions about education issues such as funding, truancy, and local schooling matters regarding Baltimore area teachers and principals.

Latest listings and information on courses available from different institutes in India.

A non-profit organisation that trains engineers to inspire girls and minorities to pursue a career in science and engineering.

Posts cover teachers and teaching policy, school reform, and classroom practices.

Teaching and learning blog from The New York Times featuring lesson plans, student opinion, news quiz, daily featured vocabulary, and student crossword.

Resource for parents, teachers, journalists, librarians, students and school administrators.

Influential Hispanic educator and vice president of the National Education Association Lily Eskelsen, writes about education.

Examines how Random House trade fiction, non-fiction and memoir is being used in the classroom; teachers can request free copies of the featured books.

Features discussions concerning the factors that influence knowledge creation and dissemination in the digital age.

Online based application featuring fun English games, grammar and songs.

Offers lifelong learners a continuing stream of news, resources, and insights from the web.

Wesley Fryer blogs about engaged learning, web 2.0, technologies, educational leadership and transformation, and other related topics.

Offers information concerning teacher abuse, presented by NAPTA.

Commentary on the latest research and efforts to improve American high schools.

Education and school lunches do go hand in hand, and Martha decided to share photos and critiques of the meals she and her classmates were made to eat.

A Head of Upper School blogs about new thinking in educational leadership.

Librarian explores the intersection of technology, libraries, and schools.

Clinical Psychologist and Licensed Educational Psychologist in the San Francisco Bay area shares her experiences.

An exploration of boarding school admission, life and community.

Spotlights free cultural and educational media that is found on the web.

Focuses on the changing field of education driven by new technology and improved teaching methods.

Sharing tips from this super organized teacher.

Blog devoted to promoting inclusive education and supporting students with special needs. With featured books and products.

Personal inquiry into the scholarship of teaching by Michael Arnzen.

Blog covers politics, schools, and education policy.

A blog for discussing The Pinnacle Schools and Elk River Treatment Program.

News from the National Association of Elementary School Principals.

University Council for Educational Administration blogs about leadership in higher education.

Features a wealth of teaching resources and ideas for teachers.

Contains news and updates from this organization which advocates the reform of schools to be more socially inclusive and just.

Posts on education, schools, educational issues, teachers, and social media, written by Jane Byers Goodwin.

Data and thoughts on public and private school funding in the U.S.

Educational legal commentary from Education Week.

Support site for students who can't stand being forced to go to school.

Exploring the democratic purposes of schools and issues in modern education policy.

Covers education from a variety of perspectives that include policies, practices and people.

Professor Dorn examines the history and politics of education. Covers the consistencies and inconsistencies of education policy, what we expect from schools and how they can change.

Mike Klonsky shares ideas about public education and school reform.

Satirical posts on the state of education.

Driver blogs the insanity which goes on before and after the school day.

Featuring teaching tools, tips and ideas.

Collates contests, slams and bees which are of interest to teachers.

A weekly roundup of the best education news and analysis.

Assistant Professor of Leadership and Policy at Niagara University comments on education policy.

Seeks to highlight new and noteworthy UNESCO education and culture programs.

Not for profit membership association open to agencies or bodies which have a responsibility for promoting vocational education and training in their respective countries/regions.