Massachusetts state officials have no way to know if their public schools are testing their water for lead.

Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday plans to sign into law a sweeping overhaul of the state's school finance system.

The Boston Public Schools superintendent also says new entrance test for exam schools likely.

Both the House and Senate unanimously adopted a landmark compromise Wednesday overhauling the state's public education funding formula with plans for a $1.5 billion infusion of new dollars over the next seven years.

House and Senate negotiators on Tuesday filed a compromise bill that will change the course of K-12 education funding over the next seven years.

One Acton-Boxborough case shines a light on the patchwork of school mental health training.

The Lynn school committee voted unanimously to supply students with birth control to combat a high teen pregnancy rate.

This comes as union members are growing increasingly frustrated at the pace of ongoing negotiations.

The city’s inspectional services department said the building was not viable past June 2019, but the Boston Police Academy used the building last week to hold a physical fitness test.

Massachusetts students led the nation in reading scores, but performed worse than two years ago.