"At some point, we have to say, ‘No more,’" board member Joan Stern said, asking for a nonrenewal for People for People, a ...

Lawmakers have reintroduced the Understanding Student Parent Outcomes Act, a bill that would require colleges to collect ...

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About 7% of federal student loan debt is from Parent PLUS loans borrowed by parents on behalf of their children, according to the Education Data Initiative. [ Read: Best Parent Student Loans ...

Parenting students are much more likely to work part-time than non-parent students, so in addition to juggling child care and school, they’re also balancing a work schedule, she explained.

Dozens of parents, teachers, and other community members attended Peabody’s school committee meeting Tuesday to address school resources and student mental health concerns in the week after a 14 ...

The student said in a follow-up interview they found the gun a month earlier in their parents' bedroom and admitted bringing the gun to school twice. Photos on the student's phone showed the gun ...

Over half of student parents end up dropping out. In doing so, they join the estimated 42 million people in the U.S. with "some college, no credential." At MATC, the efforts grew from the ground up ...

Students from Lakewood High School are putting their creativity in the driver’s seat as they take on a unique community challenge — designing logos for this year’s Meet the Trucks event. The art class ...

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Recent Pentagon policies are having direct impacts on students at Defense Department schools around the globe and leaving parents and students alike concerned they’re being disadvantaged by ...

But for black families, the Parent PLUS Loan is more likely to be the last-ditch tool to send their kids to college. Over 40% of borrowers have annual household incomes of $30,000 or less.