The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning has partnered with a circus company to promote early childhood literacy.

Technology is everywhere and the administration at Northside Methodist Academy is making sure students have the latest right at their fingertips.

We’re often contacted by parents who say their children have become victims of bullying, online and in school. Many aren’t sure where to turn for help.

The sponsor of a bill to repeal the state's use of Common Core education standards has decided to kill his own bill.

Three months after a Connecticut school shooting state lawmakers in Florida are still grappling with how to respond.

A student at Florida State University Panama City is facing a felony charge after authorities say he hacked into the school's open wireless network and redirected users to a porn site.

Officials say schools that took days off during the hostage crisis in Midland City in January and early February will not be required to make up those days.

The Alabama House has voted to uphold Gov. Robert Bentley's veto of a bill to allow teachers and other school personnel to train as reserve sheriff's deputies.

The Alabama Supreme Court can decide whether the governor gets to sign private school tax credits into law.

A judge is extending an order preventing the governor from signing a private school tax credit bill.

House Bill 84, better known as the school flexibility act, is stirring up emotion among education leaders.

House bill 84, or the school flexibility bill, would give parents of children who attend private schools a voucher or tax credit.

A judge plans to rule Wednesday on whether the governor can sign into law a bill providing private school tax credits.

Montgomery Circuit Judge Charles Price issued an order this morning blocking a controversial school choice bill from being sent to Gov. Robert Bentley for his signature today.

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says he believes the ultimate solution to the school safety issue rests with law enforcement.

Students planning to attend college in Georgia and apply for state financial aid will soon have to fill out a federal application instead of a state form.

A seven year old student says he got suspended from school over breakfast.

The Wiregrass Museum of Art has four new art installations.

Wallace Community College leaders are trying to create interest for math and science among high school students.

The Alabama Senate has passed a school flexibility bill, but with one major difference from the House's version.

University students from across the state are urging lawmakers to spend more money on higher education.

The vast majority of America's teachers don't want to carry a gun in the classroom, despite recent violence.

The Alabama Legislature is getting closer to selling $50 million in bonds to buy equipment for technical programs in Alabama's public schools.

The top Democrat on the House education committee says any discussion about school safety needs to be coupled with "common sense strategies to keep guns out of the hands of those who intend harm."

Thousands of students couldn't afford to go to college this school year because the U.S. Department of Education made changes to a popular loan program.