Education

Tufts University researchers released a longitudinal study of METCO, a program that busses predominantly Black students from Boston to school in wealthy suburbs.

Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper assured school leaders that the district won't close half its buildings.

Others worry about government intrusion into private institutions, and that “this is not just a culture war.”

Harvard president's ouster raises concerns about who would want these jobs.

City and district leaders say BPS has too many schools for current enrollment levels.

Gay was the first Black president in Harvard's history

Gay, the first Black woman and second woman ever to lead Harvard, will step down after less than a year in the role.

Some fifth graders at Milton Bradley Elementary in Springfield, Massachusetts, put their computer science skills to the test by bringing to life mythological creatures they learned about in class. The students spent three months researching a creature and used block coding to make their designs move.

Harvard Law professor Jeannie Suk Gersen joins GBH's Morning Edition to discuss her latest New Yorker commentary.

Was law enforcement obligated to act after receiving a complaint about "Gender Queer"?