A New York City school is being investigated over hundreds of books allegedly tossed in trash, many of which were about people of color or related to LGBTQ identities.

MIT is being formally investigated by the House Education and the Workforce Committee, the group of legislators announced Thursday morning.

Connecticut lawmakers are considering banning the use of legacy and donor preferences in admissions to all colleges and universities across the state, including private ones like Yale University

Maryland grandfather Paul Hocheder went viral after his granddaughter recorded him attending his first day of college courses at age 90.

Some teachers in Oklahoma say they are afraid to teach a book that is the foundation of "Killers of the Flower Moon," because of state law HB 1775

ABC News’ Mary Alice Parks reports on the Oklahoma law limiting the discussion of race in schools on “This Week.”

Our panel spotlights new updates to the SAT, including a shorter time limit, customized difficulty levels, and a digital transition.

Two Jewish students have filed a federal lawsuit against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A new Missouri bill would make it a felony offense for school teachers or counselors to support or contribute to the social transitioning of a transgender minor.

In addition to canceling vendor contracts, the University of Florida has dissolved all of its diversity, equity and inclusion positions over new state rules.

The University of Florida became the latest school to eliminate all diversity, equity and inclusion program positions due to the new state rules, the administration said.

The University Of Florida has eliminated all diversity, equity, and inclusion positions after a recent state ban and the university's director of African American studies program reacts to the memo.

Some of the most established universities in the country are switching to sustainable energy to power their campuses in an effort to meet climate goals.

Leaders across the country are looking for new ways to curb students’ access to cellphones in school.

Only 1.3% of K-12 teachers in the 2020-2021 school year were Black men, according to a survey. Four Black male educators pay tribute to their heroes.

Classroom culture wars still rage in various states, but advocates across the ideological spectrum now worry that a pivot is needed to learning loss

One of the latest topics at the center of the culture wars is "parental rights" and fights over how much say parents have in school curriculum.

Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona explains who qualifies for the debt payment program and how it will impact college students.

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, New York City, received a $1 billion donation from Dr. Ruth Gottesman, a former professor.

U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona joins “GMA” to break down the Biden administration’s plan to forgive $1.2 billion in student loan debt for almost 153,000 borrowers.

Historically Black university Howard's ice skating team debuts at first HBCU figure skating event.

Shania Muhammad, who graduated college at the age of 15, is now a third grade teacher and a testament to the idea that you're never too young to achieve your goals.

Shania Muhammad graduated college when she was 15.

The Ivy League school made the tests optional during the COVID-19 pandemic due to the difficulties that many students faced during that time.

In a new survey, the Pew Research Center asked public K-12 teachers, teens, and the American public about teaching the topics of race and LGBTQ identities.

A trial is expected to be held Thursday in Texas to determine if a Black high school student should still be punished by his district for refusing to change his hairstyle.

The Supreme Court will allow one of the nation's top public schools to move forward with a new admissions policy that critics say has "racial balancing" at its core.

The plan to bring relief to more than 150,000 people is also a campaign issue.

The impacted borrowers are people enrolled in the SAVE Plan.

More than 150,000 student loan borrowers are about to have their debt wiped clean, part of the next phase in President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.

Schools across the country are struggling to find replacements when teachers call in sick.

The Biden administration will automatically erase student debt for another 153,000 people on Wednesday.

His reaction is absolutely everything.

Utah State School Board Member Natalie Cline is facing calls to resign after she suggested a girl playing on a high school basketball team was transgender on Facebook.

A high school in Newark, New Jersey, encourages students to apply for early college decisions to help improve their chances of getting into elite schools. ABC News’ Steve Osunami reports.

Dartmouth says it will once again require SAT and ACT scores for admission after suspending the standardized exams because of the pandemic.

Dartmouth College has announced it will reinstate the standardized testing requirement -- the SAT and ACT -- for the class of 2029 undergraduate admissions applications.

Delays and technical glitches with the government’s rollout of the new FAFSA form are causing a headache for some students. This, as Snap and DocuSign announce major job cuts.

Student loan recipients could see more debt relief this month. This comes after the Biden administration announced an acceleration for its latest debt relief plan.

Thirty teachers from R.A. Jones middle school celebrated their $1 million Powerball jackpot after pooling money and playing the same numbers for more than three years.

A new report finds students have only recovered about one-third of the original loss in math and one-quarter of the loss in reading experienced during the COVID pandemic.

In New York, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine sponsors a program to get young men of color interested in becoming EMTs. Dr. Darien Sutton visits the program to learn more.

Winnie’s Wagon is an initiative by the Homeless Children’s Education Fund to assist children in vulnerable situations.

Some bonuses were as much as $50,000 and were given out to educators by mistake, according to officials.

Nearly a dozen Harvard students filed a complaint against the university over alleged failure to protect them from harassment, intimidation and threats.

Secondary schools saw the highest amount of hate crimes, the report found.

Schools are the third-highest location for hate crimes in the United States, according to a new report the FBI released Monday.

The major teacher strike in Newton, Massachusetts, has now entered its second full week, the state’s longest strike in decades.

Students in four Georgia public school districts will get their lunch debts paid after a $1 million donation from the Arby's Foundation.

The family of the teen says that the school district is violating the state's CROWN Act.