A Grade 6 student was injured after being choked by a classmate inside their classroom at a public school in Bugasong, Antique.

A second-grade teacher at a Virginia elementary school was arrested on Thursday after the school resource officer found her to be high on drugs in her classroom. The school resource officer at ...

The education system in the US is increasingly becoming more dire with low teacher pay and underfunded schools. Some teachers are now so desperate for classroom necessities, they are pressuring ...

A Virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old student inside her first-grade classroom earlier this year said in her first interview she will never forget the boy's face at that moment. Abigail Zwerner, ...

MARSHALL COUNTY, W.Va. — Starting this year, every third grade classroom in West Virginia will have a teacher's assistant, thanks to House Bill 3035, also known as the "Third Grade Success Act." This ...

Sulphur, LA (KPLC) - Mrs. Viator’s fourth-grade classroom at Our Lady’s Catholic School has all hands-on deck with this science unit as students are spending the week learning about the medical world ...

A fifth-grade classroom in Philadelphia got its first fine dining experience to practice etiquette they had learned back at school. It comes after their teacher, Patrice Lamar-Bey, staged an Italian ...

ASHLAND CITY, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) - Tennessee authorities say a teacher has been arrested after cocaine was found in her classroom. According to the Cheatham County Sheriff’s Department, sixth ...

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A 6-year-old student shot and wounded a teacher at his school in Virginia during an altercation inside a first-grade classroom Friday, police and school officials in the city of ...

Mary Crippen teaches third grade at Pinecrest Elementary in Miami-Dade County Public Schools ShotByCuh Mary Crippen’s love of football runs deep, but it wasn’t always that way Growing up in Miami with ...

A Cheatham County deputy acted on a tip and found two baggies of cocaine in the teacher’s purse in the classroom.

AMHERST — Furniture thrown. Tables flipped. Physical altercations erupting regularly. The following descriptions may evoke images of TV wrestling, but a small group of parents allege it can also apply ...