Act ONE is a nonprofit organization that aims to educate students through virtual reality technology.

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks up for the working class in a speech at the American Federation of Teachers.

Georgia is refusing to provide state funding for the new Advanced Placement course in African American Studies

Ten-year-old Angela Du entered the American Immigration Council’s “Celebrate America” creative writing contest, and shares her words that won over the judges.

Louisiana's new law requiring all public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments will not be publicly enforced or endorsed in any way until November 15, 2024.

Staten Island deli owner Wail Alselwi told 12-year-old Zameir Davis he could have whatever he wanted in the store for getting good grades. Their celebration quickly went viral on TikTok.

Pamela Martin-Turner’s daughter, Miranda, surprised her mother with the cap and gown that she couldn't receive when she attended law school.

Virginia is set to restrict K-12 students' use of cellphones during school days by 2025.

The governor signed an executive order to establish “phone-free” classrooms by January 2025.

Virginia is the latest state looking to make schools phone-free. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports.

A little more than half of Americans – 52% -- approve of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.

Conservative legislators are behind a recent wave of policies mandating the teaching of Christian religious texts in public schools.

Mary McCrary took a coding class in prison that changed her life. She was later accepted into a coding internship at Princeton University.

The complaint alleges the university's law school gives hiring preference to women and racial minorities with “mediocre” records. Our panel weighs in.

A New York dad and his graduating daughter are going viral after he surprised her with a thoughtful and special gift to celebrate her big milestone.

Mary McCrary said a coding class she took in prison changed the course of her life.

New data shows the nation’s youngest children are struggling to reach some critical developmental and social milestones. ABC News’ Lionel Moise explains why COVID lockdowns may be to blame.

A report in The New York Times discusses teachers' observations about the effects of the pandemic on young students, some of whom have issues with speech, sitting still and more.

The pause would be very similar to the pandemic-era student loan moratorium – borrowers would not need to make payments and interest would not accrue.

All Oklahoma schools are immediately mandated to include the Bible and the Ten Commandments in their curricula, the state's chief education officer said in a memorandum.

Suborno Isaac Bari skipped 5th, 6th, 7th, 9th and 11th grade. Now, he's going to New York University.

A 12-year-old student is graduating from Malverne High School in New York, making him the youngest to graduate from the school, according to the school district.

New York City Charter School of the Arts is the only arts-integrated charter middle school in New York, letting students learn at a level where they can create something they are proud of.

Nine Louisiana families with children in public schools are challenging Louisiana's law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.

ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous discusses the latest economic trends.

You may have seen this video of Xavier having his kindergarten graduation on an airplane after missing his actual graduation ceremony. Mom Janeiry Rivas says it shows how God watches over her family.

Parents and lawmakers are tightening the reins on social media and smartphone usage in schools coast to coast. Our panel explores what parents need to know and what states could be next.

Before Paul Fillingim was the artistic director at Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas, he was just a kid in love with theater.

A new proposal would require teachers make at least $60,000 per year. But critics claim schools have enough money, they’re just not spending it well. ABC News' Lionel Moise reports.

Louisiana's new law requires all public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, sparking preparations for a legal battle by civil liberties groups.

This controversial new law makes Louisiana the first state to require public school classrooms, from preschool to college, to display the Ten Commandments.

ABC News' Zohreen Shah speaks with parents and students for their reactions on the cellphone ban proposals aimed at protecting children online in schools.

Louisiana has become the first state to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in classrooms. ABC News' Andrea Fujii reports on the debate the new law is sparking over church and state.

The staff at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Birth Center celebrated mom Sarah Tov and her twin babies with two graduation ceremonies.

A new state law will require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public classroom in the state by 2025.

Louisiana became the first state to pass a law that requires a display of the Ten Commandments in all public school classrooms from kindergarten to state colleges.

Virginia Hilsop walked across the stage to receive her master's degree in education more than 80 years after she started her academic journey.

The Los Angeles Unified School District board passed the ban one day after the U.S. surgeon general called for an immediate warning label on social media platforms.

The governing board of the Los Angeles Unified School District has voted to ban cellphone and social media use for students during school days.

Cue all the tears!

In what may set precedent for other districts, LAUSD, the second largest school district in the nation, will ban students from having cellphones during the school day.

A proposal seeks to address kids being distracted by social media as well as concerns over cyberbullying, along with improving learning and lessening anxiety.

This vote could set a precedent for schools across the country.

Beckett-Abdullah inspires Ohio’s Black children with books representing Black culture, people, and experiences. She has donated over 6,000 books, fostering a love for reading among local youth.

At the Pollard Middle School in Needham, Massachusetts, 23 sets of twins graduated which is about 10% of the class.

David Randy Castillo had no idea his father had flown 17 hours from his post in the South China Sea just to witness him graduate from Brackenridge High School.

South Carolina Department of Education has decided to eliminate Advanced Placement African American Studies in its high schools.

Five-year-old Ezra Toczek's preschool teacher Carissa Fisher would also become his life-saving liver donor.

The first tribally affiliated medical school in the nation recently graduated its inaugural class.

The Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation opened its doors in 2020.