Nearly 30 million Americans have to start paying back student loans after a three-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze reports on the resumption of student loan payments on “This Week.”

The government's student loan payment pause officially ended on Sunday, with roughly 28 million borrowers once again on the hook for their loans

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze is here on what you need to know as student loan payments resume after being put on hold for three years due to the pandemic.

Federal student loan repayments resume on October 1, 2023, after a three year pause. Here's what you need to know about it.

Lizbeth Sanchez Olivera thanks DACA for giving her a path to follow her dreams.

Meet Michigan music teachers Becky Bush and Sarah Lenhart, who are teaming up to teach orchestra to middle school students.

Orchestra teachers Becky Bush and Sarah Lenhart followed in the footsteps of their father, who also taught orchestra for over 27 years.

Head Start is at risk of closing some facilities if government shutdown takes place.

Noel LaPalomento shared why she made the decision to let her 6-year-old daughter take unofficial days off from school without any repercussions.

More students in schools serving low-income communities will be eligible to receive breakfast and lunch at no cost under a rule change announced Tuesday by the U.S. Department of Agriculture

Schools in Texas, Arkansas and Missouri are switching in an aim to resolve budget issues and combat teacher shortages.

A student and his parents are suing a University of Alabama fraternity, saying he suffered a traumatic brain injury while being hazed earlier this year

Mississippi's state auditor says numerous social science and humanities degree programs are “indoctrination factories.”

Chris Hemsworth’s Centr app is partnering with a non-profit that is fighting for equitable access in youth fitness. Dr. Jen joins him in Miami with a generous donation.

“GMA3” sits down with 8th grade health teacher Keisha Edwards to shine a light on teachers giving back to their students and surprises her with something special from KIND Snacks.

We interviewed a teacher, a parent, a superintendent and a researcher about how a four-day school week impacts students’ education and teacher retention.

"Good Morning America" takes a look at why some school districts are switching to four-day school weeks -- and if the change is working.

Philadelphia teachers sued the Philadelphia school district, accusing the district of violating their First Amendment rights after they protested against asbestos.

The teachers claim their First Amendment rights were violated after they were docked two days' pay for protesting the handling of asbestos in the building.

Bullying by parents is a rising problem in country known for competitive schools

Isabel Navarro will begin working as a teacher's assistant at the school where she has worked as a custodian for more than 10 years.

One of the latest topics at the center of the culture wars is "parental rights" and fights over how much say parents have in school curriculum.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with actor Matthew McConaughey about his new children’s book “Just Because” as well as his civic activism and efforts to reduce gun violence in schools.

ABC News spoke with parents and advocates from both sides of the "parental rights" debate.

The Clark County School District and the Clark County Education Association will appear in court on Wednesday amid an ongoing contract dispute.

ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports from Florida as parents and educators take on Gov. Ron DeSantis' "War on Wokeness," fighting to make sure African American history is not erased from the curriculum.

Democrats push for a new round of money to keep the child care industry afloat.

Miguel Ayala had to leave school as a teenager and is now on his way back to earn his diploma.

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is set to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a hearing on book bans, after passing the nation’s first-ever legislation to prevent the bans.

College students and professors are learning in tandem how to navigate academia with AI's growing presence.

A Pennsylvania school district is welcoming 34 “twin-dergarteners” this fall.

Mental health professionals and authors of “Raising a Kid Who Can” share tips for parents on how to support children and help them build emotional strength.

A Pennsylvania school district is welcoming 17 sets of twins at three of five elementary schools this fall.

Teacher became pregnant by one of the students she allegedly sexually abused.

The man's daughter was sexually assaulted in her high school bathroom.

To document the reading crisis, ABC News traveled to schools in several states and met families of struggling kids, and spoke with experts about the problem.

Students and teachers are sweltering in public schools across Puerto Rico and demanding that the government install air conditioners as the U.S. Caribbean territory bakes under record heat this year

Nearly 19,000 students in temporary housing have enrolled in schools over all five boroughs since July 2022.

A blast of late summer heat caused disruptions Wednesday for schools from Michigan to Virginia, with some districts dismissing students early and others holding classes online just days into the new academic year

A judge has halted the Chino Valley Unified School District's mandatory transgender 'outing' policy.

Amy Malczewski is starting college this fall as a graduate student and is being joined by her mother and her two daughters.

Chromebooks eventually become incapable of receiving security updates, Google says.

American Federation of Teachers union leader Randi Weingarten says “generative AI and ChatGPT is a complete game changer" that must be safeguarded and regulated.

Rep. Frederica Wilson of Florida joins “GMA3” to discuss the restarting of student loan payments.

An expert has tips and tricks on how to get students ready for the school year during the stressful season.

Helping teachers of young kids gain confidence in math could be one key to unlocking America’s post-pandemic math recovery

University recommends slashing its language department, dozens of other programs

Parents and students returned to a school inside a Khariv subway station.

Roughly 44 million federal student loan holders are affected by the change.