Lauren Lumpkin

Rosemount Center, a bilingual preschool and day care, will remain open at its Mount Pleasant location for two more years, the school and its landlord announced.

Students at D.C.’s Jackson-Reed High School claim in a lawsuit that administrators unlawfully censored their speech when they sought to host pro-Palestinian events.

Since 2015, D.C. schools have required students to take an annual standardized test known as PARCC. Now it’s being replaced by DC CAPE. Here’s what’s different.

The D.C. mayor’s budget request calls for a 12 percent increase to the formula that largely determines how schools are funded. But it’s not enough to stave off cuts.

The District’s deputy mayor for public safety and justice said she was ‘okay’ if the bill meant more youths would be locked behind bars.

Some D.C. parents and child-care advocates worry a fund that pays stipends to teachers, caregivers and other adults who work with babies and toddlers may face cuts.

The announcement from D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser comes in the midst of a tense budget season and fears of cuts

Grant has led the Office of the State Superintendent of Education since 2021.

A group of D.C. parents and a disability rights organization are suing the city over an alleged failure to transport students with special needs to and from school on time.

D.C. students, teachers, parents, community leaders and advocates spoke about the education issues they’re most concerned about in a nearly 13-hour hearing.