Serbia’s new education law sparks fears of massive teacher layoffs in the near future.

Although educational reform is higher up on the government agenda than in years past, many worry that current financing won’t be enough to reverse years of neglect.

Macedonian university students in nearby Greece say they confront a Kafkaesque bureaucracy when trying to obtain legal residence there.

With most of Kosovo’s universities under orders to shut down, students worry about the value of their degrees.

Montenegro has made impressive progress in education reform, but it’s still too early to tell whether success is just around the corner or years away.

Macedonia’s elections won’t likely usher in changes to the country’s troubled education system.

A Romanian village school affected by “white flight” tries to adjust.

A new program aims to integrate blind students into mainstream schools in Kosovo.

A unique summer program teaches children how to turn discarded paper into something new.

Albanian and Serbian children in the village of Brestovik continue to attend ethnically segregated schools.