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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New Immigrants Left Out Of State System For Identifying Needy Students
Some Massachusetts school districts lose millions because of 'systemic bias' in the state funding formula. -
Michigan State Says Engler Resignation Effective Immediately
The board acted a day after Engler said he'd step down next week amid fallout from remarks he made about some victims of former sports doctor and convicted sexual abuser Larry Nassar. -
BPS To Allow Students Older Than The District’s Maximum Age To Finish Semester
Massachusetts mandates schools to provide a free education until the age of 22. -
Walsh Highlights Need For Affordable Housing, Education In Address
Mayor Marty Walsh tapped into Boston's deeply Democratic DNA and offered a vigorous urban vision that embraced diversity, economic equality, and social mobility. -
Amherst Town Manager Discusses Possible Hampshire College Merger
"We want [the college] to thrive, not just survive," Amherst's town manager, who is a Hampshire alum, said. -
WATCH: Walsh Stresses Education, Housing Improvements In State Of The City Address
The mayor also called for expanding the middle class and protecting the environment. -
Facing Financial Hardship, Hampshire College Looks To Merge
No potential partner has been identified. -
Los Angeles Teachers Are Moving Forward With A Strike
Teachers in LA, the second largest school district in the country, are expected to go on strike Monday morning. Union members there have been working without a contract for more than a year. -
Early Education Should Be On The 116th Congress’ Agenda. Here’s Why
Young families seeking quality care and education pay a punishing price. -
Beacon Hill Aims To Solve Billion-Dollar Underfunding Of School Budgets
A 1993 effort to add a fair balance to funding for public school districts throughout the state is long outdated.
