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The 2022-2023 Jesse Ketchum awards honored Buffalo eighth graders with the highest scholastic averages. But with the Ketchum medals, the greatest meaning always involves what these kids do tomorrow, Kirst

School leaders with BPS say they saw a need for a program like this one for years and they finally got the green light to go for it.

Mental health professions gave students tools to heal as the one year mark since the shooting approaches.

Some Buffalo Public Schools students visited Puerto Rico.

Seventy Buffalo Public School students are getting ready to head to Puerto Rico for a life-changing educational experience.

The Buffalo Public Schools hosted its 8th annual Urban Forum at East Community High School today to amplify the celebration of Black history.

At a time when the education system in this country is being questioned from all sides, local educators are putting a spotlight on the importance of diversity of voices and stories we teach our children.

Buffalo Public Schools partners with Villa Maria College to engage and address racial inequalities in schools, classrooms, and the community after five months of Tops mass shooting.

Negotiations between the Adams administration and the Council to restore $250 million in funding to schools have hit an impasse.

At the center of the culture wars are two approaches to teaching U.S. history to students. What do they suggest about what it means to be American?