Michael Fuoco was a bigfoot reporter with a fiery personality and a reputation for harassing young women. No one seemed to want to rein him in.

Does affirmative action help or hurt Asian Americans who don’t fit the model-minority stereotype?

The plan is intended to cut eligibility among families considered less needy.

More than 17 million schoolchildren do not have high-speed Internet at home and are locked out of virtual classes.

Fischer Wells helped start her school's girls field hockey team in Louisville. Then the state banned all transgender girls from playing. She's the only one.

Since classrooms closed nearly a year ago, some students haven’t attended again.

Even in communities where Trump is popular, school leaders say they are listening to public health officials, not the president.

A Cuban American writer’s lecture was supposed to spark introspection. It ended up sparking a fire.

Now, at a breaking point and inspired by West Virginia educators, they plan to walk out.

The college admissions scandal has raised questions of fairness, especially for students of modest means.

Fear of the virus — and of anti-Asian harassment — has led many Asian American families to keep their children home.

The inaugural class of third and fourth graders at the school has posted extraordinary results on its first set of test scores.

Does affirmative action help or hurt Asian Americans who don’t fit the model-minority stereotype?

On June 19, 1982, Vincent Chin, a Chinese-American man, was beaten to death in Detroit, Michigan, by two men frustrated with the U.S. auto industry's troubles.

Various state bills could result in bathroom restrictions for transgender students.

The video of students and teachers cheering and screaming has gone viral.

Classes resume Wednesday at Stoneman Douglas High, two weeks after 17 were slain.

Georgia Clark was fired in a unanimous district school board vote. She will appeal, her attorney said.

Fear of the virus — and of anti-Asian harassment — has led many Asian American families to keep their children home.

Between job losses and school closures, the coronavirus pandemic could create a child hunger crisis.

"They just want to make a living wage. They just want to have a strong health care system and insurance. This is their opportunity to do that. To be heard."

Meet with top-tier news organizations at the largest annual journalism job fair in the D.C. area.

Apprenticeships are helping to expand and diversify the ranks of educators

He witnessed the Oak Creek massacre at a Sikh temple five years ago.

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The expanded child tax credit will deliver billions in aid to families in poverty.

Julio Ayala became one of the thousands of people in the United States to die in their homes of covid-19.

The strike will draw about 30,000 unionized teachers out of classrooms and will affect more than 600,000 schoolchildren.

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