Massachusetts Teachers Association

As Massachusetts considers new high stakes standardized testing models, educators in Berkshire County are split on the implications.

Massachusetts voters approved three of five ballot questions in Tuesday’s election.

The powerful union that represents 117,000 education professionals across Massachusetts says Governor Maura Healey is misusing taxpayer dollars designated for public schools and infrastructure.

After Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey delivered her state of the commonwealth address Wednesday night, state leaders are noting what didn’t make the cut.

An interview with Massachusetts Teachers Association President Max Page.

After a Supreme Court ruling released today struck down affirmative action policies for U.S. colleges, leaders throughout the Northeast are responding.

An interview with Max Page.

This year's ninth-graders are the first class affected by the change

An interview with Massachusetts Teachers Association President Merrie Najimy.

Supporters of a Massachusetts ballot question that would levy a new 4% tax on all income above $1 million to fund public education and infrastructure held a rally in Pittsfield Monday.