Education

Assumption Parish Schools is expanding access to virtual learning, allowing students to complete 100% of their coursework online through the district's Virtual Academy.

With over 26,000 kids learning from home in Louisiana, it's clear that some parents are rewriting the rules of education. Let’s dig into the details.

Northside High fired coach Jacarde Carter, who says social media posts about the school's aging facilities cost him his job and teaching position.

Have you ever stopped to asked the question...what's the difference between colleges and universities?

Schedules can be crazy, and it's easy to fall behind. How can you make sure your child is on top of their work?

Louisiana law limits Christmas gifts for teachers to $25 per item, $75 yearly. Learn what parents can legally give educators this holiday season.

Louisiana 4th graders led the nation in reading growth for the second year running, jumping from 42nd to 16th place. The state's science of reading reforms are working.

From respected Shreveport educator to convicted felon, this shocking turn of events is making waves in Delaware and Louisiana

With House Bill 8 on the table, the way Texas students are tested could soon see some major changes—and emotions are running high.

Louisiana leads nation in AI education with guidelines for parents. Learn age-appropriate tools, warning signs of over-reliance, and household rules.

School districts across Louisiana—including Acadia, Cameron, and Evangeline Parishes—are adopting a 4-day school week to ease teacher burnout and improve recruitment.

New data shows Lafayette Parish students scoring higher than state averages in most LEAP subjects—especially English and Geometry.