Moriah Balingit

Republican state lawmakers in Ohio want Gov. Mike DeWine (R) to have complete control over the state’s education board.

Among the victims in the string of recent shootings was 15-year-old, Zyion Turner, the 14th person under the age of 18 to be killed in the District this year.

What happened in Uvalde shows the limits of school safety plans.

A federal appeals court ruled in favor of New York City in its fight to implement a vaccine mandate for school employees.

The funding represents about a quarter of what many advocates had hoped for, and includes no additional money for a program that expands Internet access.

A 63-year-old man was struck Wednesday evening in Springfield.

Without a boost in federal funding, some school districts may be forced to remain closed.

The coronavirus has created a cascade of logistical challenges for schools. New York City is by far the nation’s largest district, but the challenges it faces are common to school districts large and small, urban and rural.

There had been concerns among teachers and parents about whether preparations were sufficient to prevent coronavirus outbreaks.

Des Moines Public Schools had fought a state mandate to reopen but lost in court Tuesday.

The state’s education commissioner issued an executive order calling for in-person instruction.

Students are asked to decide — and study — the fate of the nation’s leader.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced the pact that is expected to return teachers and students to classrooms Friday.

Educators in the nation’s third-largest school district spent a second day out of the classroom.

The outbreak of lung injuries has so terrified some that they have given up the devices.

The four lawsuits filed recently are expected to be the first of many.

The mother of Yusi Zhao said William “Rick” Singer, the college consultant at the center of the college admissions scandal, deceived her.

Denver teachers went on strike Monday demanding higher base pay in lieu of a bonus system that has been in place since 2005.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s is one of the only cabinet secretaries to receive protection from the U.S. Marshal’s Service.

DeVos said two weeks ago that schools could decide whether to call immigration authorities on children.