Parents locked into strict school boundaries and forced to send their children to subpar schools have developed clandestine networks to circumvent what they view as "unfair" local laws to get them into better ones.

Iowa's new education savings account (ESA) program is influencing private schools to raise tuition rates, according to a new working paper published by Brown University.

The new formula will distribute more money to districts based on the number of students with special needs, rather than the cost of living, as well as make other changes. The state's largest teacher's union is objecting.

Rigid school attendance zones allow districts to legally keep many students of color and low-income families out of coveted, elite K-12 public schools, a new study finds.

The bill would continue a years-long trend of Tennessee Republicans expanding access to firearms. But advocates for gun control, who have participated in many demonstrations since the Covenant School shooting last year, have pleaded with lawmakers to stop the measure.

If Meta has its way, students will tour faraway museums, walk among dinosaurs and view human intestines up close—all from the comfort of their classroom, using Quest virtual reality (VR) headsets.

If enacted, the cuts would leave nearly every Minneapolis school with less money to spend. Add that to the list of huge challenges facing MPS leaders, with student enrollment declining, and tense teacher contract negotiations still ongoing.

The School District of Philadelphia has four full-time certified librarians this year for more than 116,000 students, per spokesperson Marissa Orbanek.