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Half of all U.S. students started last school year behind grade level in at least one subject, according to a federal…
The authors of "His Name Is George Floyd" were told they couldn't read from the book during an event at…
An audit of the Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University found no evidence suggesting a mishandling of finances.
A group of Texas mothers who homeschool their children want the government to provide resources to establish "microschools."
If your child is struggling with classroom learning, early intervention is key. Know your options and how to advocate for…
Studies show young men who drop out of high school earn less over their lifetimes and are more likely to…
The bill would require Wisconsin colleges to only weigh financial need and not factors including race or and gender, among…
The Scholastic Book Fair has decided against having a separate catalog featuring books that have been banned around the country.
Five Black University of Washington police officers filed a lawsuit alleging racism against the college and the department in 2021.
Nearly 3,000 students attending Atlanta's Morehouse College will no longer be burdened by institution-owed student loan debt.
The state of Mississippi placed a historical marker on the campus to honor students who integrated school in 1966.
Graduates of any California community college will now be eligible for a $5,000 grant they can use at any 39…
The Denver Public Schools system is implementing a plan to improve the academic success of Black students across the district.
We must urgently stand up and speak out against conservative-led efforts to whitewash or erase Black history, which is true…
Dr. Melissa Gilliam, a top official at Ohio State University, will be the first Black woman to serve as president…
Claudine Gay is continuing her tenure at Harvard University following her inauguration as the institution's first Black president.
Eboni K. Williams said the likelihood of Black women getting married dwindles as they get older and obtain more accolades…
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said he’s open to using “whatever levers” are available to discourage legacy admissions.
A former University of Idaho law professor has agreed to a $750,000 settlement in her discrimination suit filed against two…
A Black teen at a Houston-area high school has been suspended for weeks because of a policy prohibiting from wearing…