Brockton High School Replaces Old Water Fountains With New Filtered Stations
Brockton Schools converted their old drinking fountains to a total of 80 filtered water "hydration stations."
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Brockton Schools converted their old drinking fountains to a total of 80 filtered water "hydration stations."
Half of all workers in Massachusetts held a bachelor's degree or higher in 2016, marking the first time any U.S. state has reached that educational threshold, according to a report released Wednesday by the independent Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center.
There's always something to do and learn at the Boston Children's Museum. And if you do it on a Friday, a night at the museum will cost you $1.
The Massachusetts school system is second to none, according to a new survey.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is leading a lawsuit against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over her decision to suspend rules meant to protect students from abuses by for-profit colleges.
The U.S. Agriculture Department is requiring districts to adopt policies this month for addressing meal debts and to inform parents at the start of the academic year.
Harvard researchers are conducting a first-of-its kind study that could change and strengthen the quality of early childhood education across the country.
Massachusetts Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Mitchell Chester has died after a battle with cancer.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is doing its part to keep kids engaged and enriched while school is out, avoiding the dreaded "summer slide."
Conservative lawmakers, climate change doubters and others are attempting to push rejected or debunked theories into the classroom.
Under the partnership announced Tuesday, players will have access during and after their careers to courses that include undergraduate and graduate programs at Northeastern.
Two Boston schools, one charter and one traditional, have teamed up with the health centers nearby to make sure younger siblings are school-ready before they even walk through the door in September, and there's an interesting connection to Facebook.
At the Sullivan Middle School in Worcester, administrators are taking a clean, fresh approach to help deal with absenteeism.
A bill that would ban the use of Native American mascots in public schools in Massachusetts is heading to a public hearing.
Some local college students have learned that helping the community beyond their campus has been the best education of all with 'Working For Worcester'.
