Teachers will remain silent during required faculty meetings and will no longer attend voluntary committee meetings.

Students in 50 school districts across the state are learning about mental health and violence prevention through a program run by the organization Sandy Hook Promise.

The first teachers' strike in Massachusetts in 12 years ended Sunday with a compromise between teachers and the town.

Dedham Public Schools teachers, school nurses and counselors have gone on strike after 21 months of contract negotiations.

A group of students, staff and neighbors of McCormack Middle School in Dorchester criticized a new plan to build a field house on their athletic field.

A law saying schools can give food scraps away to pig farmers is now on the books in Maine.

Scores on the state’s more challenging “Next Generation” MCAS are improving since it was released three years ago, although unevenly.

There's less than a week left before the preliminary Boston City Council elections on September 24th. Do you know who your candidates are?

When Janet Fillion started teaching eighth grade Latin at Boston Latin Academy in 1970, she had just turned 22 years old. The other teachers often mistook her for a student.

Massachusetts would invest a new $1.5 billion in its public education system over the next seven years under a long-awaited consensus school finance reform bill that House and Senate leaders rolled out Thursday.