Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association, talks about the pandemic’s toll on education and who she’d like to see as the next secretary of education.

It didn't appear the teacher and coach hurt any children himself, sheriff says.

With more schools returning to remote learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many families are coming up with ways to keep their kids interested in their classes.

The lawsuit was filed by 29 students of the former Miracle Meadows School.

A federal judge is demanding answers after the U.S. Education Department rejected 94% of claims for student loan forgiveness it had agreed to process after being sued over delays

A new report details how countries around the world are getting kids learning again and the protective measures being taken to avoid widespread transmission.

Thousands of schoolteachers will receive $500 grants from author James Patterson

Children who had preschool cut short in the spring are now being held out of kindergarten at higher than normal rates as many school districts begin the year online

Many families are trying to make virtual learning work, but some feel younger kids are having the hardest time keeping up.

For the millions of kids logging into school remotely this fall, many faced system outages and cyberattacks.

Wynn Radke fell in love with waterfalls after seeing her first one two years ago.

As the battle over sending kids back to the classroom heats up, parents, worried about their children's safety, are turning to innovative options like microschooling.

Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a surprise plan for outdoor learning in public, private and charter schools. Not everyone is happy about it.

As schools reopen with in-person learning, educators have been asking: Between COVID-19 and school safety protocols, what do I do with the door?

A two-year civil rights investigation, in response to a complaint by Asian American groups, found that race was a factor in hundreds of admissions decisions each year, officials said.

Seth Frotman, executive director of the Student Borrower Protection Center, has tips on how to handle your debt without destroying your financial future.

Alabama education officials say 4,000 laptop computers bound for a school district were held up over issues with manufacturers

A new report reveals a majority of public schools across the United States have physical barriers that potentially limit access for individuals with disabilities.

New York City and Los Angeles demonstrate how two cities in very different stages of the pandemic are approaching reopening schools.

International students contributed $45 billion to the U.S. economy in 2018, according to the Department of Commerce.

More than 200 universities are backing a legal challenge to the Trump administration’s policy saying international students cannot stay in the country if they take all their classes online in the fall

In a story first reported in the Wall Street Journal, universities are willing to bargain on tuition as students are thinking twice about going to college in the fall.

After the education secretary urged schools to reopen in September despite rising coronavirus cases across the country, “The View” co-hosts discussed if it’s safe for children to return to the classroom.

When Brooklyn kindergarten teacher Vera Ahiyya gives lessons to her students, she talks to them about what it's like to be a Black woman in America.

Learning fun all summer long.

A just-released letter signed by more than 300 college admissions deans places an emphasis on things such as self-care along with academics amid the coronavirus pandemic.

"We’re going to have a bigger pandemic in September when these babies go back to school."

Ashanti Palmer recently graduated from Nellie A. Thornton High School in Mount Vernon, New York, with perfect attendance.

House Democrats have failed to override President Donald Trump’s veto of a measure that would have reversed the Education Department’s tough policy on loan forgiveness for students misled by for-profit colleges

Amid the George Floyd protests, teachers want to make their libraries more diverse.

A federal report finds that the majority of U.S. public school districts need to make major building repairs in at least half of their schools

How a North Carolina technology professor is taking his classes to a new level.

Cambridge University announced it would cancel in-person lectures for the entire 2020-21 school year in one of the most sweeping measures any international college.

Remote learning has forced students, parents and teachers to get creative and adapt to ensure their education.

Kathy Mears, interim president and CEO of the National Catholic Educational Association, discussed the organization’s plans to help with remote learning.

Some school districts around the United States are calling an early end to the school year and pulling the plug on distance learning

Chance Kennedy graduated from North Carolina Central University despite the canceled commencement ceremony and celebrated on his own with a dance that’s racked up over 175,000 views online.

The Education Department announces final rule on campus sexual assault investigations.

Teacher uses hip-hop to create engaging connections with his students amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Today’s educators in Hawaii are missing their students and turning to song.

In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Day, take a trip down TV memory lane with some of viewers' favorite teachers from Disney Channel's live-action series and Disney Channel Original Movies.

Tabari Wallace of West Craven High School is among the many teachers and administrators who've gone the extra mile to make sure the Class of 2020 is recognized.

The decision facing so many students has been complicated by coronavirus, as the fate of shuttered campuses looms in the wake of COVID-19.

Global humanitarian organizations issue guidelines on reopening schools amid COVID

With coronavirus still a threat and schools moving students online, educators say they are worried the achievement gap is growing.

Kelly Lutzker a middle school math teacher in Washington is putting a mathematical twist on popular rap songs to keep students in quarantine engaged.

For many children, maintaining a routine is crucial during the pandemic.

The College Board has canceled the June SAT test and issued new guidelines around COVID-19.

Experts explain the strategy for college-bound kids and their parents as they navigate the admissions process in a state of confusion during the coronavirus pandemic.

Families with 529 college savings plans may have seen their totals tumble due to recent economic events caused by the coronavirus pandemic