The survey found that around half or more of parents anticipate the current school year will have negative effects on their children's academic learning, mental or emotional health, opportunities for friendships, and social or behavioral skills.

Listen to the Full Show from Nov. 18, 2020.

Economist Emily Oster says communities need to shift their priorities to open schools for in-classroom learning.

Amidst a surge in the coronavirus pandemic across the country, a return to in-person learning will occur in phases, with the highest-risk students returning to classrooms first.

A fourth-grade teacher in Fall River juggles in-person and remote classes simultaneously.

A high school runner trained to compete with top-tier athletes. Then he ran up against a pandemic.

The cross country season got underway at Boston Latin School, then it was suddenly gone.

[Coverage Developing] New guidance state education officials issued Friday urges almost all communities in Massachusetts to bring K-12 students back into…

Members of the Brookline Educators Union have overwhelmingly voted to go on strike, beginning Tuesday.

Bridget Donovan, a senior at Framingham High School, is struggling with the loss of the theater community she spent three years building.