Kate Taylor

The San Francisco school board has infuriated parents and the mayor. Now it has descended into chaos over accusations of racism.

A bipartisan group of governors decided to flex its muscle and get students back into classrooms, despite union resistance and bureaucratic hesitancy.

Chicago will vote on whether to automatically send students up the ladder, regardless of their performance during the coronavirus pandemic, while other districts encourage summer classes.

A third-grade class in a historic town navigated a school year of loss and resilience shadowed by the pandemic.

Districts are trying to figure out what to do with students who fell behind this year.

The Delta variant accounts for nearly all Covid hospitalizations in a Missouri hot spot..

There’s money for summer schools, tutors and field trips, but other urgent needs will not be addressed.

They are among more than a dozen parents who are still fighting charges in the sprawling admissions prosecution.

At issue are the parents’ conduct, U.S.C.’s admissions practices and possibly the fairness of the college admissions process itself.

After this pandemic year, several superintendents across the country are leaving their jobs.