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Federal officials have not said what they’re looking for or whether Carvalho is suspected of wrongdoing. Here’s what we know so far.
A lawsuit from Attorney General Todd Rokita alleges the district unlawfully impeded federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The vote could mark the district's last $1 sale of a district school building to a charter school.
Denver has offered free enrichment programs since 2013 through the MY Denver Card. Students hope lawmakers will create a similar My Colorado Card to expand access statewide.
The Detroit district’s school board held a work session on chronic absenteeism this week, floating their ideas to help kids get to school despite the city’s barriers.
The bill says students would either have to leave their devices at home or power them off and store them.
That means around 12,000 high schoolers would miss more than 10% or 18 school days in a year. That’s significantly higher than the statewide average.
The City Council heard testimony on Wednesday about the bill, which is part of a package that would also restrict protests at houses of worship.
Some board members say the search is forging ahead as planned. But a small group of board members want interim CEO Macquline King to stay on until a new school board is seated next January.
The appointed board would assume authority over Indianapolis school transportation, certain aspects of accountability, and buildings.
Tuesday’s school board meeting ended in five minutes because of a dispute between two factions of the board
Stigma and limited options often drive students away from participating in free school meals, according to a new study from Temple University.
Over 1,200 Memphis students will attend a new school in August as part of the first round of a long-term district closure plan.
The bill would have required more localized elections. But opponents said it could lead to costly campaigns, more heated politics, and gerrymandering.
After a Hunter College professor was caught on a hot mic making a racist remark, parent leaders demanded she be fired and urged the city’s Education Department to expand access to its Black Studies curriculum.
NYC public school attendance dipped to 63% Tuesday after a record snow storm. Mayor Mamdani said remote learning was off the table because of device access issues after midwinter break.