"Today doesn't feel like justice,” Smith's attorney Leroy Maxwell told news reporters.
Drug courts are a treatment-based model of diverting people from lockdown.
“Why are we still pepper spraying other people's kids?" one juvenile justice advocate asked.
With teachers marching in solidarity, the workers are demanding better wages and increased staffing.
Book bans seem to target LGBTQ content and not just "sexually explicit material".
With misinformation rampant online, educators are finding ways to teach students to recognize it.
LaKeith Smith was convicted when he was 15 for his part in a burglary.
A new report discusses the outlook on youth homelessness and current responses being undertaken.
The tool's widely-used algorithm may discriminate against people with disabilities or other protected groups.
Children in food-insecure households are more likely to struggle academically and repeat grade levels.
Experts warned child abuse would rise during COVID. These researchers found otherwise.
New York’s new online mandated reporter training course is less awful than its predecessors.
Democrats will bring a sweeping 11-bill gun safety package before the Legislature this week.
Holly Whitfield begins work immediately leading the Savannah youth arts and leadership nonprofit.
Manning's bill requires Oregon school districts to develop climate change curriculum within three years.
Teaching the women and girls English gives them access to the world, Zahra said.
Schools trying to ramp up tutoring have run into roadblocks, including staffing and scheduling.
Hundreds of thousands of college-aged students didn't enroll in college during the pandemic.
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An upcoming bill could grant these youth their freedom, if they can be identified.