Mass. Schools Physically Restrained Students 9,000 Times Last Year
Public school officials in Massachusetts say they had to physically restrain students more than 9,000 times during the 2016-17 academic year.
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Public school officials in Massachusetts say they had to physically restrain students more than 9,000 times during the 2016-17 academic year.
More than 32 percent of Massachusetts students who graduated from public high schools last year scored a three or better on at least one test.
High school students from Newton said they have become numb to the tragic images associated with school shootings.
School is about to be in session - casino school that is.
A Haverhill first grade student became the first flu-related child death this year.
Harvard University has named Lawrence Bacow its 29th president.
A Massachusetts elementary school principal announced in a letter to the community they are transgender.
No days off, Patriots fans. But one Massachusetts school is starting a little late the day after Super Bowl LII.
Two former Massachusetts educators want teachers to have the same opportunity to share ideas and get tips from the pros, experienced teachers, so they started a company to do just that.
The kids are younger than usual marching band members, but they have the faith of their teacher and they have the success to show for it.
A dozen school districts that serve students who came to Massachusetts from Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria are sharing in federally funded grants.
Facing backlash from parents, Boston Superintendent of Schools Tommy Chang announced on Friday that the city will not implement changes to school start times next year as planned.
Boston Public School officials are now reconsidering changes to start times after backlash from parents.
A Boston non-profit school lets high school kids begin college courses while they're still seniors and they get a leg up on the competition.
Public school students in Boston will soon be able to get up later for class.
