Eye On Education: App Teaches Kids Computer Programming
A new app from researchers at MIT and Tufts teaches kids basic computer programming.
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A new app from researchers at MIT and Tufts teaches kids basic computer programming.
The College Advising Corp speaks with high school students about the application process.
The goal of the changes to the exam is to get the content more in line with what students are learning in the classroom.
An innovative camp lets kids work in freedom on math and science and sparks an interest.
Addie Swartz's reacHIRE company trains women who've been out of the workforce for years.
The national immigration crisis on the United States' southern border is now impacting Massachusetts.
With the help of the John Andrew Mazie Memorial Foundation, Erica Mendoza will be the first person in her family to go to college.
The I-Team found some Massachusetts school districts falling well below standards when it comes to one measure of mental health services for students.
The class of 2014 at Worcester Technical High School won't soon forget who their graduation speaker was.
Schools may want to expose kids to technology but some simply don't have it in the budget.
One local teacher knows opening up experiences in science to his students can make all the difference in their education.
Nathan Han, 15, a freshman at the Boston Latin School, won an award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair for his work tracking cancer cell mutations.
Teaching kids about good nutrition is a life lesson, but in Boston Public Schools salad bars have vanished.
On Memorial Day, America is proving to be the land of hopes and dreams for some foreign students.
Students from the Orchard Gardens elementary school in Roxbury performed at the first-ever White House talent show in celebration of the nationwide Turnaround Arts Program.
