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Yellow lights flashing and kids waiting—there’s more to passing a school bus than you might think. Let's break it down.

Massachusetts is well known for having some of the most prestigious schools and universities in the country. That being said, the Bay State has also been home to one of the most eerie abandoned schools in America. Given the rather haunting history in parts of the state, it's certainly worth taking a look to see what is going one with this particular spot.

Massachusetts still holds onto the crown as the best state to raise a family and it turns out that the ideal state isn’t just about having a solid education system.

From 'Best Looking' to 'Class Flirt,' some of these superlatives from a Massachusetts classroom in 1989 definitely wouldn't fly today.

It's something that anyone with an email account has to deal with on a daily basis. Of course we are talking about those super-annoying scam emails

I bet you remember your school lunch like it was yesterday. Here's a look at some of the best school lunches in Maine.

If you're raising a child or children here in Maine, you apparently in a good place, as the state ranked No. 6 in the country.

We can all agree that getting a proper education is important, but in our Pine Tree State, not all educations seem to be created equal.

Drivers should know that whether they are trying to push the limit because they are in a hurry or if they might not just be paying attention, many school buses in Maine have gotten tech upgrades over the years with the addition of automated stop arm cameras in attempt to catch drivers that pass stopped buses.

The seasonal restaurant is inside a red schoolhouse built in 1878.

The American Red Cross has some tips for your kiddos this school year.

WalletHub did some serious number-crunching, comparing all 50 states and D.C. across 32 different metrics of quality and safety.

U.S. News shared a list of 10 destination college towns in the Northeast, including three from the Bay State.

Just 3.5% of applicants were admitted to the class of 2027.

Just 5.3% of applicants were admitted to the class of 2028.

This historic town of 11,500 residents is widely known for being the home of a prestigious Ivy League research university.