Buffalo Niagara Convention Center hosts the Buffalo National College Fair, where hundreds of colleges nationwide are available to talk to juniors in high school about higher education options
A mom has gone viral for a controversy with a teacher that she describes on Reddit. The teacher told the mom to "stop packing my son such 'disgusting and inappropriate' lunches." Others weighed in.
Daya Brown has a new goal before she moves into a dorm at Duke: She wants to tell other teens how she got so many acceptance letters and scholarship offers.
A dozen videos show students throwing punch after punch as their teacher watches them from her desk.
Atlanta Public Schools is proposing to relocate students who are part of the so-called ‘centennial cluster’ and move them to Washington High School.
A primary school has closed for almost a week because of a Covid-19 outbreak.
Lawyers for the Massillon teacher and the school board told a U.S. District Court judge they have reached a settlement in the sex discrimination case.
As long as the autocratic policy of educational control regarding American racism exists at UF, it's in danger of losing seasoned and notable faculty.
“Too often a white majority has removed our institutions,” Rev. Leonard Jarvis, president of the Cabarrus County NAACP, said. “But they maintain their own.”
Iowa public school districts plan to enforce a new law that requires students and adults to use school bathrooms that match their biological sex.
The law required holding back third graders who failed a reading proficiency test. Proponents of striking retention requirement called it punitive.
First graders were prohibited from singing the song about living in "paradise where we're free to be exactly who we are" in their spring concert.
Bomb threats have disrupted student learning twice in a week because of a book titled "This Book is Gay."
A former high school economics teacher has been charged with three felonies after police say she groomed and sent sexually explicit text messages to at least ten minors.
A Kyoto University student dressed up as President Zelenskyy for graduation. In this way, the man expressed his solidarity with the Ukrainian people. Source: The student on Twitter. Quote: "We remember you.
Over the last two decades, technology companies and policymakers warned of a “digital divide” in which poor children could fall behind their more affluent peers without equal access to technology. Today, with widespread internet access and smartphone ownership, the gap has narrowed sharply. But with less fanfare, a different division has appeared: Across the country, poor children and adolescents are participating far less in sports and fitness activities than more affluent youngsters are. Call
Former Tallahassee Classical School principal Hope Carrasquilla claimed she was asked to resign for not informing parents of a lesson about the marble statue of the Biblical figure depicted nude
Education savings accounts and vouchers “siphon dollars away from the rural schools to pay for students mostly in urban areas.”
While certain student loan borrowers can use the bankruptcy process to have their loans discharged, the process has been very cumbersome -- but this might change thanks to new guidelines. Do You Have...
More current and former students at Douglas Anderson School for the Arts are speaking out after a vocal teacher was arrested for inappropriate conduct with a student.
A Republican state representative has urged districts across the state to leave the nonpartisan organization.
