The Government has confirmed a major rule change which will impact schools' uniform policies from September this year. The Department for Education has introduced its new Children’s Wellbeing and ...

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The cost of school construction has risen sharply in the Wake County Public School System and schools across North Carolina, data shows. Those changes in costs are significant for projects as large as ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A strike has been averted after the Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative agreement with the third union it was in contract negotiations with, meaning campuses ...

The Houston Art Car Parade is Kerrianne Clabaugh’s Super Bowl. For seven years, the art teacher and her students at Houston ISD’s Sam Houston Math, Science and Technology Center have spent hours ...

PORTERVILLE, Calif. (KFSN) -- Three Porterville Unified School District campuses remain secured as law enforcement continues responding to an active and dangerous situation nearby involving a ...

MADISON – "My 400-year veto is here to stay, lawmakers. Just fund our public schools and get over it." That's how Gov. Tony Evers concluded his message vetoing a bill that sought to undo the 400-year ...

Lea el artículo en español aquí. Santa Rosa City Schools trustees voted Wednesday to change the March 31 holiday from Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day in the wake of sexual assault allegations made ...

The school year in Montgomery County, Maryland, will end June 18, instead of June 26, after the Maryland State Board of Education approved a resolution to waive three days of student attendance.

In the Christian tradition, as with many other faiths, there is a common saying: “You will know them by their fruits.” This simply means that one’s internal character, their personal moral convictions ...

The Alabama legislature is considering a bill that would strengthen penalties for students who make threats against schools. HB7, brought by Rep. James Lomax, would require schools to suspend students ...