John Wilson, the private equity investor and former Staples executive, has been sentenced to six months of home confinement for filing a false tax return in connection with his involvement in the infamous college admissions scandal.

The third annual Fall-O-Ween Children’s Festival is set to delight children and adults alike in Boston Common on October 20, featuring spooky activities, games, arts and crafts, and more.

ReadBoston's Storymobile had an astounding summer, reaching over 9,000 families and providing interactive storytelling and free books.

An enthusiastic welcome from Boston police officers creates a positive atmosphere for kindergarten students returning to school at Saint John Paul Catholic Academy.

Discover how Boston's annual Countdown to Kindergarten event at the Children's Museum has become a major game changer in early childhood education, fostering connections and building support systems for a brighter future.

Haverhill Public Schools implement ZPass, a new system that tracks students boarding and leaving school buses. Will this innovative technology improve security or raise privacy concerns?

The sudden death of a 14-year-old student has raised concerns about the social media-fueled 'One Chip Challenge' and its potential dangers, as alleged by the boy's family.

A Massachusetts high school teacher has been placed on administrative leave following parental complaints that the explicit content of the celebrated author, Margaret Atwood's short stories, was too mature for their teens.

Brockton Public Schools face a massive $14 million budget shortfall and a superintendent on medical leave, raising questions about the district's future and the impact on its students and staff.

Find out which schools made the grade in reading, math and other key areas.

Find out which schools made the grade in reading, math and other key areas.

Find out which schools made the grade in reading, math and other key areas.

Find out which schools made the grade in reading, math and other key areas.