(TNS) — The GED, the brand that for decades has been almost synonymous with a high school equivalency diploma, is no longer offered in Tennessee. The "general educational development" test created and ...

Gov. John Kasich wants Ohio to give high school dropouts a choice of tests to pass to earn a diploma, not just the GED. (John Minchillo, The Associated Press) COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The GED exam would no ...

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After a newer, tougher GED (General Education Diploma) test was introduced in 2014, nearly 90 percent fewer people passed than in 2013. Dan McGraw, reporting for Scene, broke the story of what that ...

This booklet for the math portion of the GED will become obsolete on January 1 when it is replaced by a new computerized GED test. (Ted S. Warren, Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Earning a high ...

The International Baccalaureate program, which credentials high-school students who take college-level classes, canceled exams this year because of COVID-19. But that did not stop the program from ...

The General Education Development (GED) diploma is a popular alternative to the traditional high school diploma. The GED testing system is administered under the American Council of Education and is ...

As they walk across a stage in cap and gown in the coming weeks, shaking hands with school officials and smiling for their families in the audience, thousands of Washington’s high school students ...

BALTIMORE (AP) -- The Maryland State Board of Education says it plans to gradually increase the standardized test scores that students must achieve to earn a high school diploma starting next school ...

The state school board on March 12 approved proposed graduation rules that would allow high schoolers to use a detailed project rather than a test as one path to graduation, and recommended the new ...

SALEM, Ore. (KOIN) – Public testimony was taken Monday at the State Capitol about a proposal that would require students to correctly answer a specified percentage of questions on civics test before ...