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A hot mic at a Massachusetts school board meeting accidentally picked up a board member calling a father advocating for his ...
BOSTON (SHNS) – The Massachusetts Board of Education could advance draft regulations Tuesday in response to a voter-approved law that removed the requirement that students to pass the MCAS exam ...
Massachusetts’ congressional delegation said the Trump administration’s decision to “clawback” $106 million in COVID-19-era ...
BOSTON — The state education board advanced regulations Tuesday to further restrict controversial "timeout" and seclusion policies in schools, the next step in a yearslong effort to reduce the use of ...
The Massachusetts Board of Higher Education is considering signing off on three-year bachelor's degrees. The proposal is in the discussion phase. To earn a bachelor's degree, students are required ...
The new regulations clarify that timeouts are voluntary, where students can opt to go to a private room outside of their classroom as a behavioral regulation tool. Seclusion, meanwhile, refers to the ...
President Trump's plan to dismantle the Department of Education may have large impacts across Massachusetts, leaving educators worried about what's to come. The Bay State is home to the nation's ...
The Massachusetts Teachers Association is slamming the Trump administration for slashing the Department of Education as the federal agency is set to close its regional office in Boston and cut ...
A fifth grader at a Massachusetts middle school says her classes have too many ... The 10-year-old recently addressed the Raynham Board of Selectmen with an urgent plea to increase school funding ...
This week, the Department of Education announced it would cut nearly half of its workforce. Twenty-five workers in Massachusetts will go on administrative leave. The cuts are part of the Trump ...
A hot mic at a Massachusetts school board meeting accidentally picked up a board member calling a father advocating for his autistic son a “pain in the a–” following his impassioned speech.