A federal judge stepped in one day before classes started, ordering Manhattan School District 114 to re-enroll 10-year-old E at her neighborhood school.

Sienna Striner, 10, is included 73% of her school day at Fulton — a fit her mother fears may not survive the 2027 move to Dilworth.

Helen Woodyard logged nearly 959 classroom hours at West Georgia Technical College before more than 30 family members watched her graduate.

Kalli designs her own costumes and jewelry — now Clark County hopes a family with pets will adopt her.

The new East Louisville campus expands LeafSpring's local presence.

SDCOE's Oct. 22 conference aims to teach educators how to weave career prep into lessons as early as transitional kindergarten.

The city council's unanimous vote also targets a nearly three-month permit process blamed for keeping new centers from opening.

LaTaeya Crowder finished eighth grade at the top of her class while living in a Detroit shelter. The city just handed her family the keys to a home.

The four-story hub includes a mock courtroom and 60-plus faculty offices, built as North Carolina loses teachers faster than it trains them.

Montreace Fields left school at 15 and thought a cap and gown wasn't in her future. This week, she walked the stage in St. Petersburg.

KLA Schools of River Oaks is now enrolling infants through age four at its new Houston campus, with imported Reggio Emilia furnishings inside.

Ivanna Poliashenko studied on MARTA trains and now wants to use statistics to fix the transit system itself.

The Glam House opened on Coit Road with tiny trims, tween cuts and a Netflix-themed party package for up to six kids.