More than 20 states sue Trump administration over frozen after-school and summer funding
More than 20 states sued President Donald Trump's administration on Monday over billions of dollars in frozen education funding for after-school care, summer programs and more.
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Right-leaning groups opposed to diversity efforts find unlikely allies in Newton parents
Local residents say they are concerned about declines in school test scores — and some blame diversity initiatives as the culprit. -
Maine colleges cancel classes following mass shooting
Lewiston — where 18 were killed Wednesday night — is a college town, home to Bates College. -
Chronic absenteeism on the rise in Mass. public schools
The state education commissioner is calling for an "all hands on deck" approach to address the issue. -
Healey, Campbell issue guidance to address equity on college campuses
The guidelines say institutions can look for a more "holistic view" of a person, which could include race. -
Colleges struggle to balance free speech and student safety amid Israel-Hamas protests
U.S. colleges and universities are grappling with divisive international issues while pledging to create spaces for free expression. -
Mass. teachers face hard conversations around Israel-Hamas conflict
Educators are increasingly asked to help students navigate tragic events, whether local or international. -
Nativity School of Worcester announces plan to enroll girls
The private Jesuit middle school will have a new girls division starting in 2024. -
Colleges are filling more spots with students applying early. Who benefits? The rich.
The yearslong trend is coming into the spotlight after affirmative action was struck down by the Supreme Court. -
How do you teach about Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day? Thoughtfully, experts say.
For teachers, it’s a thorny subject to navigate, especially with the patchwork of holiday designations. -
To fight against book bans, thank your local librarian
The American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom reported a hefty jump in attempts to restrict library materials.
