Students with disabilities were an “afterthought” for schools before the pandemic and remain so.
Telehealth is bringing new options to remote Indigenous communities for people with developmental needs.
Evictions can have far-reaching consequences beyond a miserable day with a housing magistrate.
For states using specialty-managed care for foster kids, transparency and oversight remain spotty.
One in four grandparent-headed households said they have trouble providing food for their families.
Calming rooms offer young people a safe, quiet space to manage their emotions.
The AI tool of a Pittsburgh-area agency is the subject of civil rights complaints.
Nichole Mason's first concern was transgender students using girls’ bathrooms. Then came COVID regulations.
A new report summarizes responses of teachers to recent limits placed on their curriculum.
A shooting killed two teenagers at the Starts Right Here education program.
Monique Couvson is the CEO of the philanthropic institution Grantmakers for Girls of Color.
In Arizona alone, there were 47 federal Indian boarding schools.
Families can use the funds for living expenses, medical care, education and more.
As kids' behavior reaches crisis points after the pandemic, many schools are facing pressure.
School and community-based educators agree that resources and relationships are critical to youth success.
Sentiment has percolated into rage from parents and particularly from teachers.
Are watermelon-flavored gummies, Banana Runtz and Stony Patch Kids really marketed towards adults?
"They couldn't keep him alive for two weeks, two weeks," the father said.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear a case that could make it more difficult for students with disabilities to resolve problems...
"Prison education is where you change lives,” says Dyersburg Community College President Scott Cook.