The nation’s highest court allowed an appellate court ruling upholding the policy to stand, effectively ending a three-year legal battle.

The money will support health care for families and their children as part of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reform plan.

The legislation is slated to reach the governor’s desk later on in the session.

Several of D.C.’s most sought after schools adopted an “Equitable Access” option that successfully bumped up application and enrollment numbers for at-risk students.

The Sankofa Mobile Museum brings history and the achievements of local people to neighborhood schools and events.

The District’s absenteeism numbers for the last academic year show students are still missing school at rates far higher than before the pandemic.

Teachers say they need a new contract to help retain teachers, address safety issues, and improve diversity in staffing.

As Maryland rolls out the 2021 landmark education reform law, many administrators are unsure what the plan means for their schools.

Councilmembers say they still encourage students to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

D.C. is one of six jurisdictions in the country to get the $21 million federal GEAR UP grant through which middle schoolers in lower-income communities will get support over a six-year period to get into and graduate from college.