Watch & Listen

What’s on the minds of teens eligible to vote for the first time this year? Where do they get the news and information that’s shaping their views of candidates?

Every year, the U.S. Department of Education investigates thousands of school districts and colleges around the country for civil rights violations

At Revere High School, students are given more input into how—and what—they learn, more similar to what might be found in an elite boarding school

Millions of young people — including many college students and some still in high school — will get their first chance to vote in a general election in November

The four-day school week is growing in popularity in suburban and urban districts as a way to reduce costs, boost student engagement, and even retain staff

In the debate over how to boost student achievement, especially among kids from low-income families, out-of-school factors are often cited as hurdles that even the best school-based programs and services can’t fully overcome