What we learned suggests school phone bans may have important -- but limited -- effects.
No relief for hundreds of programs in Republican-led states that sat out the lawsuit.
Elena Silva, Philip M. Robinson Jr. and Jean Desravines step into new leadership roles.
Trump administration lawyers admit some DOGE cuts violated congressional statutes.
Big Thought provides youth with opportunities to learn how to think and act creatively.
Summer's the time for experimenting with new activities and building year-round, community-based learning ECOsystems.
The nearly 90% reduction would likely shut down most or all of the institutions.
An annual report tracking child well-being across the country shows a mixed-bag of results.
AmeriCorps volunteers work in schools, health facilities, food banks, homeless shelters and veterans’ facilities.
After a cell-phone-free year, this teacher says school cell phone bans should be nation-wide.
Brodrick Clarke's interview focuses on the connection between learning and development.
Students feel disconnected from themselves, each other, their environment: Classroom rituals help them reconnect.
Students drop out for many reasons. Can reegagement programs bring them back to school?
Why do students that know how to read struggle to understand what they read?
Many smaller schools struggle to offer career and technical education classes for new pathways.
We must radically reimagine how we use our resources to benefit youth.
New research shows that OST programs are more important than policymakers and parents realize.
The potential Medicaid cuts could both unravel a child’s well-being and their family’s finances.
Educators have long been asked to perform miracles. So what’s new?
What's the simplest, most consistent way to spark voluntary action to try something different?