High School

A group of high school students at Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland, recently won two international awards for inventing and designing a device enabling people in wheelchairs to push a baby stroller.

In 1945, World War II Veteran Ed Kinslow missed his high school graduation because he was busy flying for the Air Force. At age 94, he is finally getting the chance to walk across the stage on graduation day.

A California high school has recalled its yearbooks after students discovered they contained offensive superlatives, including “most likely to be canceled” and “most likely to get COVID twice.”

A North Carolina high school student was originally denied his diploma after he wore a Mexican flag as a cape to his graduation ceremony. School officials said he violated the dress code.

High school seniors are able to take part in graduation ceremonies this year as pandemic restrictions ease, and students are excited.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed a bill banning transgender girls and women from playing on public school teams intended for student athletes born as girls, escalating a national culture war over transgender rights.

In Andover, about 1,500 students return Monday to a building that’s struggled with overcrowding, making it hard to maintain social distance.

Tom Brady reacted on Twitter to the much-anticipated Buccaneers vs. Patriots Week 4 game by using a clever analogy.

A year after the pandemic canceled most proms, school districts around the country are considering whether they can once again hold the formal dance for seniors.

Massachusetts school officials set a deadline for high schools to return to full-time in-class learning: May 17.

Massachusetts schools officials are requiring all high school students in the state to be back in classrooms full-time by May 17.

Mass. Gov. Charlie Baker announces an update on the outdoor mask mandate and new business reopening guidelines.

A teacher in Alice, Texas, promised one of his students that if the student showed up to class every day for two weeks, the teacher would get a mullet.

With Swampscott High School in remote learning for the next two weeks due to an outbreak, mobile coronavirus testing is underway.

Swampscott High School is going fully remote for the next two weeks in what district officials are calling the “largest outbreak of COVID cases,” the Massachusetts town has seen throughout the entire pandemic. About 100 high school students and parents have either tested positive for COVID-19 or were in close contact with somebody who did, according to town officials. “These…

A coronavirus cluster is causing Swampscott High School to go remote.

Parents, coaches and students in Mass. are excited to get back to high school football.

The rally to bring students back to the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School comes as Massachusetts releases new guidelines for a return to in-person learning next month. But the return date for high schoolers remains unclear.

The education commissioner of Massachusetts can soon require in-person learning.

Nearly 40 percent of students in Massachusetts are learning at home full-time. Are they falling behind? Sue O’Connell sat down with Kate Dobin of the Barr Foundation to discuss findings from a survey of high school students.