New York State Department of Education

As winter's chill bites hard, local school leaders are juggling tough choices about keeping kids safe and ensuring learning continues. Let's see how they handle it.

The bitter chill has wrapped around Western New York like a heavy blanket, forcing schools to close and families to rethink their winter routines.

With the snow piling up, Buffalo's school district is juggling plans for students of all ages. What does this mean for education and family routines in the area?

As the snow continues to blanket the region, schools are taking precautions for safety, pushing remote learning into the mix this week.

As the fifth anniversary of January 6 approaches, schools may soon be teaching a pivotal moment in our democracy's story.

Reading and literacy levels in the 716 are much lower than they should be, you have an opportunity to help.

Fallout from the winter weather earlier this week is causing more issues for schools.

With school starting soon, let's review the rules of what to do when a school bus is on the road.

The vast majority of kids in the Buffalo area struggle with reading on grade level and this program may help improve things.

Iroquois High School is just the latest school district to have to deal with the state law change that is causing this.

Is it appropriate for this to be used in school if its been prescribed by a doctor?

Exactly how much is enough, and does that number work for the Empire State