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The November 2020 guidance specifically concerned students who lost access to special education services during pandemic-caused school shutdowns, and the districts’ obligation to make up for those losses
New rules in the Alachua County school district come after a rise in youth violence this past year, school officials said, which includes the shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
State's education department was on the verge of declaring Boston an underperforming district, which would require the city to submit an improvement plan and allow the state to appoint an accountability monitor.
Former coach Joseph Kennedy argued that the Bremerton School District in Washington state violated his religious freedom by telling him he couldn’t pray on the field after games.
The sea is everything in Gloucester, Massachusetts: the source of lobsters, livelihoods and tourist dollars. At the same time, rising water as oceans warm is probably the biggest existential threat to the community’s future.
Their responses fell into two categories: concerns about the overlap between the political movements to restrict abortion and sexual literacy, and advice for people who think they might one day need an abortion.
The three schools will be named after former educators who had each taught at various schools in the Tempe district.
Charter supporters accused the district of using an unfair evaluation process that had resulted in the closures of a disproportionate number of Black-led charters and board members of ignoring the needs of Black communities.
Officials say the COVID-19 pandemic caused a rise in eating disorders. The new law requires schools to provide age- and grade-appropriate classroom instruction about the dangers of eating disorders starting by the sixth grade.
Teachers across the city have been notified they will lose their positions at their current schools but remain on the education department's payroll and enter a pool of potential hires for schools seeking staff.
Question has been revived months after a Wisconsin judge ruled school administrators could lawfully ban the garments in lawsuits students filed against their principals in 2020.
As computer science teacher Yesi Castro-Mitchell welcomed a class of sixth graders last fall, a student started punching her, again and again.
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