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Ever wonder what happened to your high school’s valedictorian after graduation? So did The Boston Globe, which set off to track down the city’s top students from the classes of 2005-07

When it comes to education, the physical condition of classrooms and schools can influence the teaching and learning that happens inside

From Connecticut to California, lawmakers are alternatively fighting to either mandate or ban cursive instruction, in some cases leaving the verdict up to individual districts and schools

In an in-depth investigative series, Erin Richards of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel looks at how high rates of student mobility hurts their academic progress

Will school districts change their approach to student discipline in light of recent actions by U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos?

Thousands of migrant children have been taken into custody while crossing the border into the U.S., either on their own or while traveling with family members