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ATTLEBORO — When someone is physically sick they are excused from school. But when someone is having mental or behavioral issues, it’s a lot harder to see and very often

Cape Cod housing crisis affects students, teachers and quality of education, according to Dennis-Yarmouth students and teacher Jared Hatch.

LOWELL — With the contentiousness that marked the first quarter of School Committee meetings seemingly in its rearview mirror, the body looked to an agenda that focused on the future during its May 17 meeting.

LOWELL  — The majority of the middle and high school participants in the second annual Lowell Civics Day can’t vote, but they still made their voices heard during a Generation Citizen awards program held Monday morning that featured a keynote address by U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan.

A little-noticed casualty of the culture wars in the Lone Star State has been the training students receive to participate in American democracy

Many states have restricted how schools can teach race and gender, but only Texas has banned student interaction with elected officials

To build more powerful social movements, the nonprofit landscape is in need of several broad transformations.

LOWELL — An eighth-grade class at Wang Middle School petitioned the City Council to expand bike lanes in the city’s road and neighborhood design plans, particularly around schools and on the north side of the Merrimack River.

LOWELL — At the beginning of each month, three major municipal bodies — the City Council, the Board of Health and the School Committee — meet in the same week to discuss the health, wealth and education of Lowell.

This is the KGOU PM NewsBrief for Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023.