Parents and principals in Tennessee are at odds over the suspension of twin boys for their hairstyles.

For the past year, Bakersfield College has worked hard to go green. First installing a water powered air conditioning system, then energy saving light fixtures. Now, they're working on a large solar panel field.

An Oregon school district is considering charging parents a hefty fine if their children repeatedly skip school.

A Portland, Ore., high school principal wants to make sure his students stay sober before attending prom.

The father of an elementary student in Mississippi wants an assistant teacher fired after she allegedly held his 8-year-old daughter’s head underwater.

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When it comes to the SAT and ACT, students often find themselves with many questions.

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Administrators at a high school in Michigan say they’re trying to stop a style of dancing they consider obscene on school grounds.

A school suspendeds an 8-year-old boy after he was found to have a 4-inch plastic toy gun built for an action figure.

Rats force a Boston-area elementary school to close for the second time in two weeks.

A funky flower is stinking up the halls of a Wisconsin museum, but the botanical oddity attracts a crowd despite its scent.

Denver Public School officials are apologizing after a parent complained that a school lunch meant to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was stereotypical and offensive.

About 15 students at Edsel Ford High School are in trouble over a sweatshirt they had made over the holiday break.

A teacher is ticketed for cutting off a 7-year-old girl's braid in class.

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The mother of a 4-year-old Head Start student says the girl was duct-taped as a disciplinary measure.