A Virginia high school teacher has come under fire for the way she chose to impart a lesson about slavery to her students.

Parents were outraged after they were notified that cops at two Delaware schools accidentally discharged their firearms near students.

The Superintendent of Public Instruction informed school districts that they had to play a video of him inviting viewers to join him to pray for Donald Trump.

A major has declared a total ban on cacti from all municipal buildings after a man suffered an "ugly injury" from one of the spiky plants inside a school.

With parent-teacher conferences right around the corner, teachers are rallying around one of their biggest frustrations: the expectation to "parent parents."

Shots fired at a Pennsylvania school bus on Thursday were directed towards just one student in a targeted assault, officials say.

Schools compete for students by making requirements as flexible as possible, raising concerns that lax standards could jeopardize their immigration status.

Parents in a small Pennsylvania town were outraged to learn the school board is installing windows in a middle school's new gender-inclusive bathrooms.

The schools will go back to being named Stonewall Jackson High School and Ashby-Lee Elementary School

Shenandoah County will vote on reversing the school board's decision from 2020

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Tuesday that tightens the state's law, restricting numerous books and classroom materials subject to challenges within school districts.

France's new Education Minister Amelie Oudea-Castera is coming under increasing pressure over her decision to have her children attend a private school, a row overshadowing President Emmanuel Macron's attempt to relaunch his second term with a government reshuffle.

The outcome was an embarrassment to Gov. Greg Abbott, who spent seven months lobbying two dozen Republicans who signaled opposition to vouchers in April

An Axios report gathered information from several cities to show its extent as illegal border crossings continue to break records

Milos Zeman, in the midst of spewing volatile remarks against the LGBT, further described transgender people as "intrinsically disgusting to me."

“Supporting schools and other functions – courthouses and other related functions – are not a direct emergency protective measures and therefore they’re not eligible for public assistance,” said Keith Turi, a FEMA assistant administrator for recovery, according to the NPR.

The Roosevelt Field Mall on Long Island is under lockdown after a gunman shot two people at an office building near the shopping destination Wednesday. The gunman fled and schools were also placed under lockdown, and many streets were closed as a result of the manhunt.

It's not an award show without the after parties, and Sofia Vergara sure knows how to heat things up! This time around, the sexy Colombian schools Miley Cyrus on how to twerk. You can't miss this "instructional photo."

12 iPad only Dutch schools will open by the end of this school year. The iPad will replace all other educational tools at the schools.

As Mexican children headed back to school on Monday, a list of the 117 errors found in some 235 million elementary school textbooks was handed out to teachers, who will have to manually correct them. The errors ranged from misspellings and forgotten or misplaced accents to one case in which a city was identified as being located in the wrong state.

Some parents sued the Encinitas Union School District because they didn't agree that yoga classes were introduced to the academic program but a judge ruled favoring the school district saying it promotes a healthy life style.

The leader of the gun lobby on Sunday defended his call for placing armed guards in all American schools despite withering criticism of the group's response to the massacre of 20 first-graders in Newtown, Connecticut.

Mourners in Newtown, Connecticut, headed for the first two of 20 funerals of schoolchildren massacred in their classroom as the rest of the nation on Monday anxiously sent children back to school with tightened security.

The 44 percent of Latinos in the nation's third largest school district are back in school today after a teacher's strike that kept them out of the classroom for 7 days.