A white board with a giant illustration of the human brain sat in the middle of the room, a constant reminder, participants...
On a hot July day last year, a group of middle-school kids at a summer camp in southwest Georgia grappled with some...
The federal government’s attempts to bring consistency and standards to public education across the country have often clashed with the reality facing...
The latest edition of the annual KIDS COUNT Data Book from the Annie E. Casey Foundation provides a comprehensive snapshot of the...
The Human Rights Campaign conducted exhaustive surveys of the largest known sample of LGBT youth ever (over 10,000) from across the country...
Amid the charts and tables of this year’s Kids Count Data Book is a stark warning. The gains in children’s health, education...
Spending a Saturday morning in a classroom is not something most kids want to do. So why did 110 kids between 9...
Colby Holmes, a recent high school graduate from the small town of New Hope, Alabama, found himself on Capitol Hill this week....
When Katrice Wiley, a longtime Baltimore City Public Schools administrator, served as principal at a 6-12 school on the city’s east side,...
Marbella Munoz was a foster child for most of her life. As is true for many foster children bounced through multiple placements,...
The latest edition of this annual report by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Bureau of Justice Statistics examines the...
On June 7, after-school organizations across the county will send representatives to Capitol Hill to talk about the value of their program...
Michelle Guymon is a hero in the world of child sex trafficking prevention. Seven years ago, she had no idea Los Angeles...
Proposed legislation would move juvenile justice in California closer to rehabilitating youth rather than punishing them, juvenile advocates say.
The Urban Institute summarizes and analyzes the effectiveness of the implementation of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's Juvenile Justice...
You could call it the obscene phone call heard ‘round the world. The May 1967 Supreme Court ruling that threw out Gerald...
Nonprofit leaders working to raise the nation’s high school graduation rate say it’s an economic imperative, and they say out-of-school-time (OST) partners...
Advocacy groups and protesters rallied this weekend downtown in support of Jessica Colotl, whose Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status was recently...
Earlier this year, students in the High Desert Leapin’ Lizards after-school program in Kern County, California, got a glimpse of life on...
This new report form the National Center for Juvenile Justice (NCJJ) takes a comprehensive and statistical look at delinquency and petitioned status...