The executive order requires Florida school districts to offer in-person learning, which the Florida Education Association says is unconstitutional.

A 2014 lawsuit alleged Harvard admissions officers made conscious attempts to discriminate against Asian American applicants.

Education Secretary Betsy Ross faced pointed questions over whether she is disrupting loan relief for students defrauded by for-profit colleges.

Days before New York City schools reopen, a school union unanimously voted "no confidence" in Mayor Bill De Blasio and Chancellor Richard Carranza.

Members of the St. Paul Federation of Educators started picketing on Tuesday after nine months of negotiations.

Experts, news outlets and even Vice President Pence’s daughter are working to create kid-centered news programs during the pandemic.

Both colleges and students may take a financial hit due to a shift online, experts say.

This time away from a traditional school setting could have a long-lasting, potentially negative impact on many students.

School nurses, already in short supply, now have to assess student symptoms, help reopen classrooms, comfort kids stressed by pandemic.

Princeton University will pay nearly $1 million to its female professors after a Labor Department report found pay disparities between 2012 and 2014.

While the CDC says it won't revise guidelines for reopening schools, it says it will provide additional reference documents.

No consensus from universities, public officials on whether students should return home or stay in college towns as virus closes in-person classes.

The NCAA's board said each division has to draft and enact the necessary rules no later than January 2021.

Loughlin and her husband are among dozens charged in connection with a a nationwide college entrance bribery scheme.

Newsy did some homework and asked the experts: What if my student really misses their classmates, teacher and other friendly faces in their lives?

The 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress released Wednesday suggests a growing gap in U.S. student achievement.

Schedule shifts, temperature checks and pool noodles are among the solutions schools have proposed.

Since November, student activists have accused Syracuse University officials of not doing enough to tackle racism on campus.

Prosecutors say they turned over their evidence to the defense team eight months ago, but that the defendant has yet to do the same.

The Trump administration has announced it will revoke the visas of international students whose universities go online-only.

Returning to the classroom this fall could come with a big price tag for school districts.

Some researchers say districts are missing the chance to innovate if they're not offering online summer learning.

Newsy visits a Copenhagen school to find out how it's keeping the virus at bay.

Several schools are recommending or requiring some out-of-state students to self-quarantine before classes begin.