Boston federal judge stalls 4-year student visa cap
Judge says Trump administration’s proposed restriction could undermine research and the economy.
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An Experiment In New Bedford Could Help End The Civil War Between Charters and Traditional Schools
Alma del Mar, a charter school in New Bedford, has struck a deal with the public school district. -
A New Chapter For Boston's North Bennet Street School
Trade schools are on the rise and Boston’s North Bennet Street School is riding the wave of renewed enthusiasm for professional, hands-on training. -
Suburban Lawmakers Named To Chair Education Committee
Rep. Alice Peisch is returning for a fifth term as the House chair of the Education Committee, and Sen. Jason Lewis was appointed as Senate chairman. -
Harvard, Students For Fair Admissions Meet Again For Final Hearing In Discrimination Case
Both sides went over familiar arguments, and the judge got a chance to ask for clarification on several points. -
Lawyers Spar One More Time As Harvard Bias Suit Wraps Up
A federal judge will now decide a lawsuit alleging that Harvard University intentionally discriminates against Asian-Americans. -
Parents Question Whether Shooting Drills Traumatize Kids
Parents are increasingly questioning elements of school shooting drills, including whether they traumatize kids. -
Trump Leaves Education Off The Table In State Of The Union
During his State of the Union speech, President Trump spoke about a lot of issues, but noticeably left education out of his speech. -
Students Compete In Charter School's Annual Black History Showdown
Davis Leadership Academy is celebrating Black History Month with its second annual school-wide competition that culminates in a live, game show-style contest. -
MIT Chief Decries Khashoggi Killing But Won't Cut Saudi Ties
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will not cut ties with Saudi Arabia following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. -
'You Don't Know My Story': Bringing Back Boston's Dropouts
The district re-enrolled about 330 students last year, but hundreds are still falling through the cracks.
