Concord-Carlisle sophomore Emmy O'Donnell is head to play women's soccer at Duke, former Canton High lefthanded pitcher ...

Pooch Hall lived in Brockton from third grade through college. Hall spoke with the Enterprise and reflected on how his ...

The Raiders on Saturday continued their wise-beyond-their-years run, beating fourth-seeded Notre Dame Academy, 45-38, in the Division 2 quarterfinals. Big games from sophomores Tabby McDonough (15 ...

The North Quincy High girls basketball team had a historic season, reaching the Division 2 state semifinals. Despite losing to the defending state champion Medfield in the semifinals, the Raiders ...

A physical education teacher at the Northwest Academy of Health Sciences School in Baltimore County who’s accused of touching two students is eligible for home detention, a judge ruled on Friday.

Increases to base salary and paid parental leave for Quincy teachers Under the new contract – which runs from Sept. 1, 2025, to Aug. 31, 2028 – educators will see three annual increases of 3% ...

The schedule of capital improvements for 2026-27 includes the purchase of a new 66-passenger bus, $120,000; the recurring six-year computer replacement cycle in all schools, $115,000; completing the ...

Jusiah Mason had just turned 18 and graduated high school when he was shot and killed in a mass shooting June 14 in downtown Columbus in which seven others were injured.

The graduating class of 2025 tosses their caps into the air amid a shower of confetti. (Photo courtesy Highland County Public Schools) MONTEREY — Friendship and memories were the theme at Highland ...

A Baltimore County Public Schools gym teacher was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault Wednesday after allegedly touching students inappropriately, according to the Baltimore County ...

The organization is currently raising money to renovate the building and turn it into a high school. Future plans also include adding a gym to the campus. “The gymnasium is a big wish for them ...

Both the Healey administration and Attorney General Andrea Campbell are vocally pushing for statewide restrictions on student cell phone use in schools. The outlook in the Legislature is less clear.