education

How do Louisiana's public elementary schools rank when compared to one another? One educational website has released its findings and here are the results.

Livingston Parish isn't the only district suing social media companies. Around the country, several school systems recognize the problem of growing teen dependence on social media apps.

The coveted campus on a the corner of West Congress and Ambassador Caffery won't be empty for long.

U.S.News and World Report has released the findings of its annual "Best High Schools in the Country" report. Here's how Louisiana public high schools made or didn't make the grade.

Some of the best teacher hacks from TikTok that'll have any educator acing back-to-school season.

Cyclospora is a parasite outbreak that has hit Texas here is what symptoms to watch out for and what to do if you contract the parasite.

Assuming Jacob de la Paz's judge signs off on the action, the evaluation could take place as soon as next month.

As teachers prepare for the school year, they begin to take stock of what they need. Here's what our local teachers need most.

Continued discussions about school safety have led to changes in campus layout and access. Those changes are likely to continue.

Louisiana is now shifting its gaze to the lower elementary levels to bring more intervention to students before it's too late.

Beginning this August, all Louisiana K-12 public schools, colleges, and universities will be required by law to display “In God We Trust” in every classroom.

Graduation is an oxymoron of emotions. It depends on who you're sitting next to and the untold reasons they are there.

Questions arise after a professor at a university in Texas failed an entire class for using "Chat GTP."

A former first lady with a passion for education made it her mission to honor teachers.

BATON ROUGE, La. (KPEL News) - The small wins are beginning to build into positive momentum for Louisiana schools as improved scores in reading, math, and graduation rank are taking the state up the ladder and further away from last place. Over the last couple of years, Louisiana has begun to see the fruits of its labor as it continues to dig out of its near last place rankings in education (#48 a

There is no further information on the needles found on the bus, but LPSS is investigating the matter further.

Former STM coach and teacher Jacob De La Paz will appear before a U.S. magistrate judge at 1 p.m. today.

The Louisiana Department of Education has named 24 students as finalists in the state's annual Students of the Year competition.

Patrick Jenkins has served as school board superintendent for the last six years.

After more than 30 years in education, he says he is ready to move on.