On a quiet road in India's capital, some children are learning again after the government closed schools because of the COVID-19 crisis.

International students accepted to the Parsons School of Design in New York City usually move to the city and learn about American culture outside of the classroom. They experience the sights, sounds and eateries of New York, and have a chance to meet oth

Many schoolteachers in the United States are choosing not to return to the classroom this year because of the coronavirus health crisis. Now, schools around the country are looking to find substitute teachers. In some places, officials are lowering requir

Some college students in the United States are doing something that was once unheard of—reporting other students who attend parties.

Facebook has launched a new service designed to make it easier for college students to connect with others at their school. The service comes as colleges across the United States seek to find new ways to operate during the coronavirus health crisis.

For Bryant Atencia, the social and emotional well-being of his students is more important than his lesson plans.

Teachers in at least three American states have died since the start of the new school year after getting the coronavirus.

The coronavirus health crisis has had an unexpected effect on an event that happens once every 10 years in the United States: the U.S. census.

Many colleges and universities across the United States have opened again after the summer vacation. But the school year looks different than it ever has before. Schools are taking new actions to fight COVID-19 infections on campus. Such actions include m

Trude Lamb is a top cross country runner at Robert E. Lee High School in Tyler, Texas. But the name on her sports jersey, she says, is a sharp reminder of a man "who didn't believe people like me were 100 percent human."

Chase Gaines wishes he could get more young people in North Carolina to open their doors when he stops at their houses. He wants to give them information from the Republican Party.

Across America, many public spaces are taking on an unlikely new responsibility this fall. They are welcoming children for distance learning while their parents go to work. Among such places are martial arts centers, dance schools, community centers and l

In Paris, a mother and her three children recently went to a supermarket to look for school supplies. They bought writing instruments, notebooks and plenty of face masks.

Teachers everywhere are facing the new school term with one big problem: how to teach students safely in the middle of a worldwide pandemic.

Teachers everywhere are facing the new school term with one big problem: how to teach students safely in the middle of a worldwide pandemic.

Have you ever recorded yourself on an electronic device while speaking English? If so, what kinds of things did you notice?

Have you ever recorded yourself on an electronic device while speaking English? If so, what kinds of things did you notice?

Have you ever recorded yourself on an electronic device while speaking English? If so, what kinds of things did you notice?

This week the International Space University, based in Strasbourg, France, ended its first virtual Interactive Space Program, or ISP.

President Donald Trump's administration declared this week that teachers in the United States are "critical infrastructure workers."

A small but growing number of Americans are choosing to homeschool their children. Most U.S. schools plan to stay closed, or open only part-time, this year and offer distance learning programs to students.

This week, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill canceled in-person classes. It was just one week into the start of the new school year.

Two major college football conferences recently canceled their fall seasons because of concerns over the new coronavirus.

British clothing design school graduate Phoebe St. Leger's dream of working for a major fashion company has been delayed for now.