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Students at the River Valley Charter School in Newburyport are traveling back in time to the 1800's to learn about the Underground Railroad using a game developed by a local developer.
One school is exposing kids to the arts in every class.
Somerville Major Joe Curtatone decided to cancel school for the rest of the week due to the threat of collapsing roofs among other safety concerns.
A Boston-based organization pairs up schools with trained scientists to lead classes several times a month throughout the entire school year.
tudents aren't only learning the basics of construction; they're getting ready for the 21st century economy.
A unique field trip exposes students to real science and real scientists.
A local mother noticed that her daughter who is blind was drawn to basic lights and she invented a learning tool that has had global impact.
Images in magazines, on TV, and online can shape a young girl's self-esteem.
Along with all the traditional classes, Cristo Rey High School puts their students to work... real work.
Over the years traditional rows of desks and chairs in classrooms have disappeared.
As part of WBZ-TV's Eye on Education series, Paula Ebben talked to the two major party candidates about their plans for educating the children of the Commonwealth.
Every class at Beaver Country Day School, from art to history, now incorporates the language of computers.
In part three of Mary Blake's Music Series "Music Education: Hitting the High Notes" she takes a look at the benefits of being in the band.
WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben sat down with new Boston Public Schools Chief Rahn Dorsey.
In North Andover, a teacher has made geography the focus of one of the most fun nights of the school year.
