Families respond online to Springfield schools 'cyber attack'
Schools in Springfield, Massachusetts, remain closed through the week, as the city continues an investigation into an apparent widespread cyberattack on the district's computer system that began sometime before Labor Day.
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Actress Felicity Huffman Sentenced To 14 Days In Prison In College Admissions Scam
Huffman is the first parent to be sentenced in the scheme. -
Colleges Could Do More To Help Student Parents Pay For Child Care, Watchdog Says
More than 1 in 5 college students are raising kids, and access to child care is one of their biggest barriers. A new report finds many don't know they can apply for help from federal financial aid. -
Starting The School Year Right: A Parent's Guide
Here are some tips for helping your kids in school at the beginning of the year, because timing is everything. -
Engineering The MIT Engineers In Sports
One woman has helped shape MIT athletics' winning culture over the past 12 years. -
It's The First Day Of School For The New BPS Superintendent
Brenda Cassellius outlines her biggest priorities for the year. -
After Jeffrey Epstein Fallout, How Should Colleges Handle 'Bad Money'?
As the public is increasingly scrutinizing institutions and their donors, MIT and Harvard have become the latest schools to come under fire for accepting donations from a controversial figure: the late Jeffrey Epstein, a financier and convicted sex offender. -
On Campus Radio: Could European-Style Student Micro-units Ease Pressure On The Housing Market?
On the latest On Campus Radio, we travel to Barcelona, Texas, Alaska and Connecticut -
Need Help Navigating Your Kids' Education? Try Your Boss
Some employers in Boston are giving education advice as a workplace perk. -
Former Education Secretary Concerned Rising College Costs Will Scare Students Away
Paul Reville said that the high cost of college will unfairly fall on low- and middle-income students who might skip an education altogether. -
Boston Public Schools Apologizes For 'Insensitive' Flyer
The flyer advertised a "curriculum rodeo" for free supplies at a high school building closed in June. The district says the flyer is no longer being used.
