Over the past few years, the Chinese government’s efforts to reduce the academic burden placed on primary- and middle-school students have been met with resistance from an unlikely source: parents.

SHANGHAI In Li Zhen’s ninth-grade mathematics class here last week, the morning drill was geometry. Students at the middle school affiliated with Jing’An Teachers’ College were asked to ...

Although she had attended both primary and middle school in Shanghai, and although she was born in Guangdong, another large city, her family’s ancestral home is rural Jiangxi. Her hukou is from ...

Yet last fall, Shanghai education officials began a pilot program in some 50 middle... ABCs of love, Shanghai-style / Schools take on task of broaching subject that parents avoid ...

SHANGHAI — While high school seniors in most parts of China are doing last-minute preparations for the college entrance exam, or gaokao, their peers in Shanghai returned to school for in-person ...

SHANGHAI/BEIJING – The Shanghai government has said that students will not return to schools now and the semester will start via online learning amid China’s coronavirus outbreak. Online educ… ...

Students in class at Xi Wai International School in the Songjiand District of suburban Shanghai. Daniel Traub for Newsweek. Bailing Out. Jinjing has not taken the PISA exam—it will next be given ...

Around 100,000 grade 11 and 12 students from over 250 high schools in Shanghai returned to school on Monday after about three months away from campus because of the COVID-19 epidemic.

In the early 1980s, there was only one international school in Shanghai. Today, there are 25, including the Shanghai American School, the Shanghai Japanese School, the Shanghai German School, the ...

China's financial hub Shanghai said on Sunday it would reopen all schools including kindergartens, primary and middle schools on Sept. 1 after months of COVID-19 closures.