teachers

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is filing a civil rights lawsuit against the Utica City School District.

Here's a teacher who went way above and beyond for one of his students.

It's not the student body that has some parents up in arms.

It's 2015, which makes this story that sounds like it's ripped from the pages of the Salem witch trials all the more bizarre.

Karen Fitzgibbons, who taught fourth grade at Bennett Elementary School in Wolfforth, Texas, has been terminated following her controversial Facebook posting.

Teachers at Rome schools are fighting are to keep cursive writing alive in school and they are rewarding students who have impressive penmanship.

This is probably not what they mean by "juggling a full courseload."

There's always a debate out there every year, usually around school budget time, that features some guy complaining that teachers salaries are too high.  That discussion should end right now as long as you take the time to watch this video...

Irwin Horwitz is not your typical college professor. Horwitz failed every one of his students in his strategic management class at Texas A&M Galveston and then sent them all a blistering email letting them know they'd be receiving an F, while also ripping their behavior to shreds and revealing he's done teaching the course. ...

Kids say the darnedest things.

A student at Thomas R. Proctor High School in Utica has written an open letter to Governor Andrew Cuomo in regards to his recent budget which holds back millions of dollars in aid to New York Schools. Trinh Truong, a senior at Proctor High, spoke with WIBX's First News with Keeler in the Morning recently and said she wrote the letter to defend public education...

The internet will never stop arguing about when it is okay to show films with explicit content to children. But, there is one thing that we’re pretty sure everyone can agree on: showing the violent and disturbing The ABCs of Death to five classes of unsuspecting students is an act of irresponsible idiocy on just about every conceivable level. Columbus, Ohio substitute teacher Sheila Kearns was rightfully let go from her job back in 2013 when she screened the film for her substitute Spanish classes, but the courts have handed down an additional punishment: 90 days in jail.