Justice Department sues Harvard over access to admissions records
The department asked Harvard to turn over admissions records last year to determine whether the university has continued considering applicants’ race in admissions decisions.
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Boston Public Schools downplayed and delayed acting on Curley school outbreak
One parent said families "relied on word of mouth" as COVID spread through the school -
‘Dangerous for high school boys, especially white boys, to have a level of infallibility,’ says former Danvers student
Maximilian Leete weighed in on the abuse allegations on the boys hockey team. -
Boston public school closed over COVID outbreak for the first time this year
After 46 cases in just over two weeks, students at Jamaica Plain’s K-8 Curley School will temporarily be learning remotely starting Wednesday. -
For immigrant students, bilingual mental health care is essential. Can schools meet the need?
Somerville administrators prepared for a surge in anxiety, depression and stress this school year. But a lack of multilingual counselors remains a challenge. -
Massachusetts National Guard's bus driving mission ends
Nearly 240 members of the Guard were involved. -
A Worcester School Committee Candidate's Views On Sex Ed Have Rocked The Local Election
Candidate Shanel Soucy attracted support from a conservative group with an anti-LGBTQ agenda -
Some Veteran Teachers of Color Suffer Burnout From Invisible 'Tax'
In Massachusetts, 40% percent of students are non-white, but just 14% of teachers are -
Massachusetts Extends School Mask Mandate Into Early 2022
Parents opposed to the state's mask mandate in schools object to the extension. -
Massachusetts Extends School Mask Mandate Into Next Year
The move marks the second time the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has extended its universal masking policy. -
Want Better Schools? Boston Mayoral Candidates Say: Put A Mom In Charge
Boston's next mayor will be a parent of public school students for the first time in decades.
