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School officials in Pennsylvania have apologized to parents after students received a homework assignment involving President Donald Trump.

An Illinois Human Rights Commission finding that a suburban Chicago school district’s policy regarding transgender students’ use of locker rooms was discriminatory could help the chances of a challenge to a similar policy in a nearby suburb, according to attorneys representing the case.

An effort to restrict transgender bathroom and locker room access at a suburban Chicago high school has ended.

A 32-year-old woman who police say tried to enroll in high school classes in New York while pretending to be a 15-year-old has been arrested.

Students at Gardner South Wilmington High School are having to bundle up in the hallways after the water heater broke.The district superintendent assures NBC 5 however, that they are working around the clock to keep students safe in this weather.

A judge has denied a suburban transgender student’s request to have unrestricted access to the girls’ locker room at her school.

Another round of emails released late Friday by the city of Chicago reveal more racist and sexist exchanges among some of the top officials in the Department of Water Management as recently as a month before some were forced out.

A New Jersey school district has suspended a teacher after yearbook photos of two high school students were altered to remove President Donald Trump’s name on their clothing.

A Pennsylvania school cafeteria worker has quit over what she considers a school district “lunch shaming” policy. in a Pennsylvania school district.

A high school near Fresno, California, will allow some of its staff members to carry concealed weapons, a decision the school’s superintendent said will create “a safe environment for students and staff members.”

A fire-breather who accidentally set himself ablaze during a South Florida high school pep rally said Friday he’s lucky to be alive but plans to continue his shows.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett authorized an advance of $265 million to Philadelphia public schools on Wednesday. The hope is that the money can be used to fill a budget gap that could keep students from filling classrooms in September.