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Notifications are constant even as some districts try to narrow the growing flood of information.
Jennifer Marteliz, a second grader, disappeared after walking home from school 44 years ago.
On governor-elect’s list: $1,500 refunds, funding for teachers, schools
More school bus passings reported after recall update
Governor-elect will face pressure to match focus Walz put on schools.
Schools grappling with how to manage, integrate the new tech
Some worry about the impact of politics on school business. Others say they will wait and see.
TEA orders school district to improve services or risk having funding withheld
Policy defies many in higher ed, even at her own school
State public schools could see funding sea change, experts said
Some are struggling and trying to right finances; others are fast-growing.
Texas districts are sending more kids into justice system; Harris County bucks trend
Sheriff's Office incident report identifies Kaitlin L. New who went viral for wearing a niqab.
What does an elected school board mean for Chicago? More mudslinging, experts say
Climate change intensifying summer storms, causing damage, damp conditions in buildings
After Texas added police in schools, more students were referred to justice system, most for minor offenses
The gift from longtime donors Julian and Lois Brodsky will allow the museum to serve more schoolchildren.
Comptroller won't say how state funds have been distributed to private schools, vendors
If Republican Byron Donalds wins, the governor’s family earnings could be tied to the flow of taxpayer funds.
Florida Academy of Family Physicians filed petition arguing the Department of Health hasn’t followed procedures.
Landmark report sets out plans to tackle surge of anti-Semitism in schools
Where you grow up matters. In Blackpool, children are 27 times more likely to miss school than pupils in Lambeth. A quarter of children in Croydon feel unsafe. In Bedford, it’s less than 7%. A new study exposes the vast inequalities of childhood in England, prompting the children’s commissioner to declare a ‘national emergency’.
Unclear if suspect had ties to Oregon school
Police: She likely saved lives at school in Ore.; dad shot teen
Man is jailed for halting teenage gunman
Consolidation plan is paused for now, but move doesn't resolve issues plaguing the district.
One elementary would close, while two others would transform academically.
The school board rejected pleas from Tarpon Springs parents who asked for more time.
Test scores heading in different directions for Wakefield, Stoneham
As families balk at costs, some schools cut tuition and debt and promote budget friendliness.
Parents at Sunset Hills Elementary cried foul at the late inclusion of their school.
Foes fear they’d take money from public schools, while backers say they would help all
A recommendation to close Sexton Elementary in St. Petersburg remains on the table.
New scoring system will require meeting higher standard for an A
Nearly five such crimes a day reported to police in England and Wales
As school year unfolds, Black and brown parents revisit lessons of systemic racism with their children
Families and elected officials are calling for stronger gun violence prevention measures
District schools were 4,236 students under their projected enrollment as of Sept. 17, according to internal documents obtained by The Inquirer.
Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye” was among those immediately removed after new request from state.
School: Coaches didn't follow heat guidelines day of player's collapse
11,537 fewer students this year as number of school-age kids shrinks
Guest trainer, workout not vetted
High school English drop raises questions on prep
In Pinellas and Pasco, they have dipped below prepandemic levels. Overall tobacco use also declined.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School hits 30 years, offers work-study education
District officials face tough choices on 'rebuilding while also downsizing' campuses.
Parents will be able to opt into, rather than out of, their children using AI tools.
School board was set to review proposals to streamline district with enrollment, budget woes.
Changes in the metro area show up in schools, businesses and social life
Protesters hope to save at least part of 99-year-old Harper
Houston ISD promised more autonomy, but zero dollars have gone to Energy’s nonprofit
Fiercely political race for diminished, nonpartisan office
They were among Florida's worst performers, now these five Pinellas schools have had quite the turnaround.
The district will hold community meetings over the next week.
Officials vow schools will reopen Monday
As enrollment declines, the school board will vote next month on reshaping the district.
Group says high school, college chapters on rise
Christopher M. Barnett’s donation was the school’s largest ever. His company is the subject of a federal investigation.
About one-third of Americans weren't yet born when the 2001 attacks killed nearly 3,000 people.
Prince George arrived at the historic school with Princess Kate and Prince William, himself a former pupil
Lawmakers’ lack of action, transparency on proposed ban intensifies concerns
District leaders plan to announce a new round of closures and consolidations on Thursday.
Schools and councils in England expect EHCP applications to double
Comatose hockey player's lawyer claims school actions a violation
Chicago Public Schools custodian was detained during asylum appointment
Proposed rule, to take effect in 2027, escalates a push to end help for minority students.
The administration says diversity programs at private schools and colleges discriminate against white students.
School leaders are looking to update rules about politicking on campuses.
SCHOOLS’ DIVERSITY EFFORTS TARGETED
Underground Schools Proliferate as Drones Swarm the Sky
More closures could be on way following several in last year
Syracuse illustrates spreading problem of falling enrollment
At least 249 schools had measles immunization rates below 95%, the threshold to prevent spread, new data show.
Special tool could allow prosecutors to file a report even if no charges leveled
An uncertain future made lighter with friends at their side.
The superintendent said his team will focus on academics and work with parents — even paying some as influencers.
Schools cite low enrollment, budget issues and state laws
Chicago Public Schools students, families get back to the daily routine
New buildings and new leadership mark the new school year at many of the state’s institutes of higher learning.
Without college-prep credits, two high schools under reform model would have received Fs
‘Working man’s sector’ of higher ed is bearing brunt of cutbacks by schools
Matthew Erickson was born with a rare and aggressive brain tumor
Duke and Duchess plan to move back to UK for children’s school
Proposed Texas ban could affect hundreds working in public schools under visa program
Record high for the 2025-26 school year continues a trend
Some schools raised grades, but district still had a handful get consecutive D's or F's
Parents hope their kids won't have to transfer when the district announces "transformation" strategy.
After a previous largely failed attempt, the U.S. Department of Education is taking a different tone in asking universities to align with President Donald Trump's higher education agenda, and this time, some Arizona university leaders are on board.
Trump administration rebuffed on claims of school antisemitism
The model allows districts to consolidate schools and expand use of unused classrooms.
Tampa Bay consumers and businesses are grappling with markups, whether they want to purchase a laptop for school or a new phone.
Nearly half of Pasco students are now Hispanic, Black or Asian as the district rapidly diversifies.
Beginning the new year brings mixed emotions as hundreds of thousands of students return to the classroom.
County officials pursue oversight ahead of the new school year, with job cuts a possibility
Cases passed 230 in the state. With a 90% infection rate among unvaccinated, experts are growing concerned.
Pasco’s Salvation Army hosted a Back to School Bash, giving away school supplies and more.
One HISD parent expects 'a hot mess' after bumpy rollout of plan reassigning schools
Vermont revival a way forward for schools facing closure
King offers few details on reversing layoffs of teachers, support staff
Superintendent Brian Scriven said the district, shaken by an assault scandal, needs “a fresh start.” Parents cited widespread problems.
The review, to be conducted by the city controller, comes amid tensions over plans to shutter 17 schools.
‘Everybody’s gun-shy’: No other districts have joined challenge of finance system
Board members are calling for more accountability for uneven standards.
Mayor sidesteps bid by Giannoulias, says days of school closures over
Ingram district in the Hill Country prepares buildings for new school year; 12 needed work after disaster last month
Groups push Minn. schools for less reliance on devices, citing mental health, distraction.
New rules expected to be published this week could leave most decisions about the preschool program in state and local hands.
Chairperson Caprice Edmond has asked her colleagues if they’d prefer a moment of silence.
Many Florida Catholic schools don’t accept religious exemptions for mandated school-entry vaccines.
Ten Commandments posters violate new law, mothers argue
Airports, nursing homes and schools get ready as DHS ends protections
A grand jury said the actions of Cheltenham school officials "put every young man on the football team at risk."
The school's insurance claim is still unresolved. Philanthropy will be a part of the funding mix.
Not yet King James but already anointed "The Chosen One," the high school phenom dazzled at a sold-out Palestra.
School district faces criticism over lax financial oversight.
While abuse charges were dropped, the case catalyzed community activists.
Closures have risen nationally each of the past four years
Center teaches older people how to read decades after leaving school
With steep budget reductions, school district could be greatly downsized.
Professors demystify artificial intelligence for high schoolers from across the state.
City council votes to expand the use of speed cameras in school zones.
Phones, tablets and more banned from some classrooms
A court case filed on behalf of two former students describes a culture of "chaos, lawlessness and neglect" at the elite boarding school for athletes.
Before making closure decisions, the district wants to hear residents’ ideas.
Says he’s opening evangelical school at closed college
R.I. parents of children with disabilities, sickness say schools abandon them
While city and school district officials celebrated a deal to save 340 classroom jobs, uncertainty remains that is prolonging an already tumultuous hiring season.
But he says there are more important things in life. Increasingly, schools and colleges seem to agree.
Thousands of Texas families left scrambling
Historic campuses among 12 shuttered by Houston ISD
Both Republicans running to be Arizona’s next state schools chief denounce as racist an ad using cultural imagery to attack candidate Kimberly Yee. 3A
All three counties in the area earned A’s, with no schools receiving an F.
Eric Obrokta put millions into First Academy high school as he worked to propel his son's college career. It ended in disaster.
State board OKs required literary list, including a dozen religious passages
As arrests continue, students find support from classmates and schools
Temperatures close to 40C expected amid fears over climate breakdown
Philadelphians say they feel safe and see a cleaner city, though schools remain a major concern.
Ending Year Early and Scrapping College Entrance Exams
Amid Chicago's budget crunch, campuses must lean on dollars they raise independently — through facility rentals, parent-run fundraisers and more
Claims of retaliation, suppression and a parents’ revolt over a contract provision roil private school.
The star-studded celebration kicked off the 16-day Wawa Welcome America festival, which will culminate in the city's Semiquincentennial.
School choice lobby creating hurdles for at least 14 candidates
Mass. also recommends capstone project for grads
We revisit the 1960s embezzlement case that led to the current system.
Elementary scores drop; middle schools see improvement
The barriers were many for deaf teen, but he broke past with help from school
Parents and schools are struggling to protect victims as AI tools proliferate
DaJuan Brown, 15, was killed in a mass shooting in 2023. His high school’s ceremony brought his family joy, grief — and an unexpected reunion.
Kendall County teenager who faced felony charge for allegedly joking about senior prank, burning school files federal lawsuit
After reaching an agreement to stave off classroom job cuts, city leaders now have a year to work out the funding.
But can CPS engineer's device be scaled for use in a citywide crisis?
Falling enrollments and deficits squeezing Minneapolis district.
Tech Giants Made Students Their Targets, Files Show
Anthony Collins beat 37 others to get gig as Hillsborough district’s director of security.
Minnesota schools have been at the epicenter of high-profile incidents, from the Annunciation shooting to the immigration crackdown.
Former ASPIRA seniors celebrate prom with past classmates after dispute over school closures left them in the crosshairs
The mayor had pushed for added levies on firms like Uber and Airbnb to help fund schools. Lawmakers had other ideas.
Say school’s political crises being used to justify cuts
Elisia Garcia, left, and Anselma Velazquez, parents of slain Tilden High School honor roll student Pedro Ramirez, hold a banner at the memorial for Ramirez following a march on Thursday. The junior was shot and killed on his way to school on May 26. Students and staff remembered Ramirez as a leader on the volleyball and soccer teams and in the school's hallways.
School board rejects CPS recommendation to fire the educator
John Legg says as an elected official he has more room to speak out than his appointed counterparts.
Anthony Collins resigned from the sheriff’s office last year amid a cheating scandal. He is now the director of security for the county’s school district.
Lawmakers also cut $5.5M for notices to alert homeowners about the ballot amendment.