Man charged in Harvard bomb threats, Bitcoin extortion scheme

A man is accused of phoning in bomb threats to Harvard University and demanding a large amount of Bitcoin in return, federal prosecutors said.

History, civics scores for US students declined amid pandemic

According to the results, 40% of eighth grade U.S. students are performing below basic proficiency in history, and 31% are performing below basic proficiency in civics.

Long Island school district accused of turning its back on bullying

New allegations against the Central Islip School District accuse officials of allowing a 13-year-old girl to be bullied with repeated threats that led her to have suicidal thoughts.

Louisiana senior, 16, awarded more than $9 million in scholarships

Maliq Barnes, 16, was accepted to 175 colleges and universities and was offered more than $9 million in scholarships from more than 125 different schools.

Mississippi must allow religious exemption for childhood vaccines, judge orders

Mississippi must join most other states in allowing religious exemptions from vaccinations that children are required to receive so they can attend school, a federal judge has ruled.

Rutgers University, unions announce agreement; classes to resume

Rutgers University and union representatives have announced an agreement on a framework for new contracts with several faculty unions.

SUNY drops SAT, ACT admission requirement

Students will still be able to submit their scores if available, but it will no longer be a university requirement.

Central Islip School District sued over failure to protect student from bullying

An alleged epidemic of violence and bullying in and around Long Island schools has led some parents to file lawsuits in order to make the schools a safer place for students.

Rutgers faculty strike enters third day

As the strike drags on, some students are growing increasingly concerned about the impact it could have on final exams, which are less than three weeks away.

Brooklyn Success Academy student goes to Harvard

Geah, who is the captain of her high school chess team firmly believes chess is what helped her get into not one but two Ivy League schools.

This NY school helps students with autism become more independent

An upstate school for autistic students is not only helping them reach their full potential, but also creating a next generation of teachers to spread their knowledge of treating students on the spectrum across the globe.