The initial offering of free college prep courses was well received, with about 25 students participating.

With many students entering college ill prepared to succeed, states and districts are increasingly offering transitional coursework for high schoolers who need extra help.

New York City officials opened the doors of a unique school Thursday: a first-of-its kind Historically Black College and ...

The Modesto, Calif., school district decided this past spring to keep hundreds of students out of college-preparatory courses unless they met a minimum score on state tests. But the district has ...

The percentage of college prep classes has increased districtwide, from 62% of all course offerings in 2004 to nearly 66% last year.

Starting next year, the district will offer a new culinary arts fundamentals course, a second forensics class and two new ...

College prep -- An article in Wednesday’s California section about the Los Angeles Board of Education’s decision to require high school students to take college prep courses said the ...

New Haven high-schools students will be able to take more college prep courses this fall and get federal grants to help pay to take college courses, officials announced Tuesday. Administrators from ...

More Oklahoma high school freshmen are opting to take more rigorous college preparatory courses, a trend state Superintendent Janet Barresi sees as heartening.

The Frisco school district is expanding academic programs to jumpstart students’ journeys into college and beyond, officials said. New advanced courses and ...