Lego is selling Braille bricks for the first time
The special bricks have studs on them to correspond to numbers and letters in the Braille system.
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The special bricks have studs on them to correspond to numbers and letters in the Braille system.
The job market for 2023 college graduates is strong, but some who are ready to enter the workforce have been thrown a curveball.
Boston teens are getting paid through a city grant to learn different areas in STEM.
For the first time since before the pandemic, BPS has a fully staffed team of more than 700 bus drivers..
Parents are concerned over the state of Somerville school buildings.
Once again, Massachusetts is at the head of the class.
The president of Bishop Fenwick said he is "baffled, surprised, stunned, disappointed" by the MIAA banning all of the high school's teams from the postseason in the upcoming year.
The small engineering college is still evaluating how the end of affirmative action will affect the admissions process.
Monopoly may be teaching your children more than you know.
Both processes for college acceptance have been called unfair.
A Supreme Court decision has colleges and universities scrambling to restructure its admissions process.
Harvard says it will determine how to preserve the university's "essential values" after the Supreme Court ended the use of affirmative action in college admissions.
Presidents of dozens of colleges in Massachusetts called the Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action Thursday "disappointing."
Massachusetts is considering major changes to physical and sexual education but some parents don't like it.
Dozens of school superintendents across Massachusetts are asking lawmakers to make free school meals permanent.
