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New NAEP test scores reveal declines in science and math for U.S. students. Scores dropped since 2019, sparking concern.
Thousands of Texas students without legal status must now pay foreign tuition after a court halted in-state rates.
Stacey Gilbert had always aspired to be a special education teacher. She persevered through challenges post-Katrina.
As a new academic year starts, American schools face political changes as Trump's administration targets education policies.
New data shows millions of federal student loan borrowers at serious risk of default, warns NPR's Cory Turner.
In April, the U.S. Department of Education used a landmark law to investigate Chicago Public Schools over a program.
A federal judge in Boston ruled in favor of Harvard, challenging Trump's funding freeze over campus antisemitism claims.
As students return to class, many won't have phones. More states ban devices during school hours for better focus.
Wichita Independent School
couldn't field a football team, so they planned alternative Friday activities for students.