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A Hillsborough County math teacher can use her preferred pronouns in school, a federal judge ruled.

Homeschooling is America's fastest growing form of education and it looks a lot different than it did just a decade ago.

Palm Desert, California Jon and Sam Bastianelli looked on patiently as their oldest son, the “history buff,” examined the axes, shovels and old farming tools displayed in a blacksmith shop at the Coachella Valley History Museum. His younger siblings crushed pumpkin seeds with a mortar and pestle in an exhibit honoring the Cahuilla tribe, the […]

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McKenzy Walker has received college admission letters from 10 major colleges, and the number continues to rise each week.

Gettysburg College librarians are spearheading efforts to lower out-of-pocket course materials costs for learners by organizing faculty workshops and student surveys. Affordability in higher education remains a great concern for students, particularly when it comes to required course materials. Librarians at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania are broadening efforts to make stakeholders aware of the effects of high textbook prices on students as well as affordable and free options in course mater...

The Florida state education department's anti-LGBTQ pronouns law led to a new lawsuit. Here's what plaintiffs argued.

The Florida state education department's anti-LGBTQ pronouns law led to a new lawsuit. Here's what plaintiffs argued.

This year, Trent and Gavin Stuckey are ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the Pro Men wakeboarding category.

A Miami-Dade high school student has made history as the first student to skip two grades at the secondary level. Janiya Baker finished her freshman year at Homestead Senior High School in the spring and began her senior year in August.