Federal judge dismisses part of lawsuit challenging Arkansas ban on ‘indoctrination’ in schools ↗
A federal judge in Little Rock has dismissed a portion of a lawsuit challenging Arkansas' ban on "indoctrination" in public schools.
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The New York State Board of Regents authorized a plan on Monday for current high school seniors to be last who must pass the test in order to earn a diploma.
More than 270,000 students applied for Texas’ new school voucher program. Explore our maps to see how many applications and awards each school district received, including districts across the Houston area.
A recent study from the nonprofit Educate Maine found about half of curricula used to teach reading to children are based on the science of reading. Lawmakers and the education department are eying a mandate.
Superintendent Reza Namin's conclusions are not necessarily accurate, data shows.
Twelve Albuquerque Public Schools students created ‘I Voted’ sticker designs for Bernalillo County voters in November’s general election, featuring New Mexico themes and ‘Voting is Your Superpower’ artwork.
Researchers at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, have documented the first natural occurrence of an armadillo in the state, a discovery described as both surprising and historic.
PORTLAND, Ore. - A 15-year-old student was hospitalized Tuesday after authorities said he mixed and ingested several chemicals he brought to Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon.
The Lynn, Massachusetts, woman said her 5-year-old son's bus was hours late returning from Connery Elementary School, a mile and a half away.
As New York City's public schools prepare to welcome students on Thursday, a new snapshot of student enrollment may give a better picture of the children going back to the classroom.
A University of Nebraska Omaha professor explains how curiosity, practice, and strategy contribute to success in trivia games.
New York City students head back to school this Thursday, but a yellow bus shortage threatens to leave thousands of parents scrambling to find transportation for their children.
Schools in Springfield, Massachusetts, will be closed on Tuesday after what school leaders called a "cyber incident."