A group of Edmonton parents of children with disabilities says their Charter rights to education are being violated because of a decision made by Alberta's education minister.

A group of Edmonton parents is suing the provincial government over access to education for their children with disabilities who can't go to school normally while education support workers are on ...

In this week's Press Run you'll find information about a group of actors from London coming to John Carroll University to ...

Kid's Day Out is 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at TCMU-Greenville. Kids can enjoy a completely play-based experience that includes team ...

As Missouri families look for steps to transition their children to homeschooling, they face a loose legal landscape. Here's ...

Tips for helping grow your kids’ intrinsic curiosity and motivation to learn, from author and parenting researcher Jenny ...

Dana Christiansen, owner of Tree Hill Learning Centers in Vancouver and Camas, is struggling to balance rising costs with the goal of paying her staff a living wage and keeping her facility running. C ...

Less than 14 percent of young children who met federal eligibility standards for child care subsidies in 2021 actually received them. Young children continue to live in alarmingly high rates of ...

The Chatham Public Library will hold events for the whole family throughout the month of February. The library will be closed ...

All My Children star Esta TerBlanche died at age 51, Us Weekly confirmed.

The percentage of eighth graders who have “below basic” reading skills according to NAEP was the largest it has been in the ...