Teachers from across the state will be rallying at the State House Tuesday morning as union leaders will be meeting with Governor Maura Healey to discuss the ongoing strikes in Marblehead and Beverly.

Friday marked two full school weeks of missed classes for students in Beverly and Gloucester and nine days for Marblehead learners.Striking<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

As three North Shore towns continued their separate teacher strikes on Monday, what changes would you like to see for public school educators?

District officials and union representatives in all three communities are still divided on key issues, including paid parental leave and wages for teachers and teaching assistants.

Educators are pushing for better pay and other benefits, but their school committees argue these strikes are illegal in Massachusetts.

Beverly and Marblehead educators’ strikes are poised to keep on another day, stretching over two weeks across both districts. The Beverly Teachers Association has been on strike since Friday, Nov. 8,

Educators in two North Shore communities remained on strike Sunday night, hours after a court-ordered deadline to reach a contract in Beverly passed, as officials in the districts announced that more than 7,

Republican lawmakers have announced that Congress will continue to follow the centuries-old norm that men should use the men's room and women should use the ladies' room, in response to the election of the first-ever transgender member of Congress,