Eye On Education: Recess Revolution
What if recess was a time period with a plan and a coach and not just a free for all?
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What if recess was a time period with a plan and a coach and not just a free for all?
Simmons College announced Tuesday the Gwen Ifill College of Media, Arts and Humanities in honor of Ifill, who graduated from the private college with a communications degree in 1977.
A Norwood elementary school is cooking fresh food right in the cafeteria
A pilot program in Boston is helping former gang members turn their lives around.
A Newburyport math teacher used specifics of the September 11 attacks on a math test.
A school assembly in Lawrence today turned into the surprise of a lifetime for one teacher.
Fake news has become so pervasive that one Andover High School teacher decided to teach students how to spot it when they see it.
Just half of students in grades three through eight met or exceeded expectations on the new "next generation MCAS test" in math and English.
ZeeMee prompts students to answer a series of questions on video and share them directly with college admissions offices.
Chelsea Manning has met off campus with several Harvard University student groups after the school reversed its decision to name her a visiting fellow.
Having broadband internet access can be expensive, so here are some affordable resources to close the homework gap for kids.
Thousands of students at Boston Public Schools headed back to classes Thursday, and Mayor Marty Walsh and Superintendent Tommy Chang made the rounds to welcome them.
Pediatricians say that teens do better when school starts later.
Lewandowski is among a list of political figures coming to the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics through a program that's meant to spark discussion on campus.
Thanks to the biggest financial gift in Berklee College of Music's history, the school is about to take over an icon in the music industry.
