A 9-year-old boy from Pennsylvania has graduated from high school and is heading off to college.

California has approved a plan to make flag football a girls’ high school sport amid soaring popularity of the game and a push to get more female athletes on the field

Dario Cruz is a fifth-grade teacher in Virginia who has found a way to combine his passions for music and teaching.

The controversial AI chatbot -- ChatGPT -- has sparked debate on the use of artificial intelligence in education.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis discusses her new children’s book, “The Smallest Spot of a Dot.”

Alessandro Hammond and Gabriel Hostin’s nonprofit, Ivy League Mentoring, aims to increase the number of minorities in top institutions, while providing them with academic and societal role models.

American Federation of Teachers Secretary-Treasurer Fedrick Ingram spoke with GMA3 to discuss Gov. Ron DeSantis blocking an AP African-American Studies course.

School-aged children faced significant learning loss during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, data shows.

Several years of pandemic restrictions and curriculum battles have emboldened longtime advocates of funneling public funds to private and religious schools in statehouses throughout the country

Nearly half of the states nationwide have blocked the popular social media app.

For many American children, school lunch consists of mass-produced meals.

The department's rejection is the latest in a growing movement aimed at monitoring curriculum and conversations about race, largely spearheaded by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

The administration of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says the proposed Advance Placement course by The College Board lacks educational value and is contrary to Florida law.

As kids’ behavior reaches crisis points after the stress and isolation of pandemic shutdowns, many schools are facing pressure from critics to rethink their approaches to discipline — including policies intended to reduce suspensions and expulsions

Breyana received the exciting news in October 2022.

A video of Connecticut student Matthew Myslenski learning he was accepted into Harvard University has gone viral.

Carolyn and Immanuel Patton, a mother and son from Maryland, graduated from college together in December 2022.

WJLA-TV reporter Nick Minock breaks down a scandal over National Merit Awards in northern Virginia, and Attorney General Jason Miyares explains why the situation is worth an investigation.

Teachers speak out after a 6-year-old student reportedly shot a teacher at Richneck Elementary School last week.

A Hungarian government minister says the country will take legal action against the European Union’s executive arm if it cannot reach an agreement on EU funding for university study-abroad programs

Book bans have surged across the country, but why are some books, like "Gender Queer," "The Hate U Give" and more being targeted so often?

If a new policy clears the regulatory process, student loan borrowers could soon pay less money back on their loans.

The non-profit, founded by Nicole Lynn Lewis in 2010, provides support to underprivileged teen moms who want to go to college.

Tech giants behind TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat are sued.

Isabel Silverman shared the sweet moment she opened her acceptance letter to Ohio State University.

Purdue Northwest CEO and Chancellor Thomas Keon mocked Asian languages.

Over 14,000 students will be impacted by the schedule change.

Rep. Frederica Wilson is co-leading the American Teacher Act with Rep. Jamaal Bowman

A Missouri school district has voted to switch to a four-day school week from a five-day school week in an attempt to attract and retain staff.

A 90-year-old Illinois woman who returned to school in 2019 graduated with her college degree this month.

Since the pandemic, teacher vacancies have increased overall in U.S. schools.

The university reached an agreement with some workers last week.

Teacher vacancies in schools continue to persist after the COVID-19 pandemic, according to data from the NCES. But high-minority, high-poverty schools are suffering more

Educators who spoke with ABC News described conditions that stretched beyond the pandemic in which Black male teachers were under-appreciated and outstretched

The university reached an agreement with some workers last week.

With flu cases rising across the country, some schools have decided to shutter temporarily in order to contain the outbreak.

Police in Springfield, Missouri, are investigating after vandals spray-painted a swastika during a vandalism spree at an elementary school that is under construction

Danielle Boyer founded her nonprofit The STEAM Connection to provide educational opportunities among Native American communities — combining both in the form of robots that teach Indigenous languages.

A UCLA survey suggests politically diverse communities experience more hostility in high schools nationwide.

University of California reached an agreement with two of three workers who had gone on strike demanding higher wages. The strike will continue.

The strike over alleged unfair labor practices is entering its third week.

Mike Huss, the principal of a California elementary school, shares his inspiring story of possibility and purpose.

Anti-critical race theory efforts continue across the country.

Librarians are responding to schools across the country removing books that focus on LGBTQ and racial issues.

The Sacramento City Unified School District is short hundreds of teachers, according to the teachers' union.

New Jersey is one of several states exploring later school start times, as educators grapple with concerns about the pandemic's impact on youth's mental health.

The COVID-10 pandemic worsened a teacher shortage that has been taking place for years, according to a report.

Yale, Harvard and the University of California, Berkeley, this week withdrew from U.S. News & World Report's rankings of the country's best law schools

ABC News' Em Nguyen spoke with Duolingo co-founder and CEO Luis Von Ahn, about being one of the few Latino CEOs in tech and his new endeavor Duolingo Math.

Postdoctoral students, researchers, graduate students, fellows and tutors are among the thousands who are demanding more pay and benefits.