The founders of Teens4TeensHelp.org share their insights on the dangers of excessive screen time and social media use, and what can be done about it.
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Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s 50-state tour began in Louisiana, spotlighting the state’s leap from 49th to 32nd in national rankings since 2019.
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The Modern Mandate for School Incident Reporting
As digital platforms transform school documentation and response, educators and administrators should adopt a proactive approach to student and staff well-being
As schools battle learning loss and rising equity gaps, year-round K–12 calendars are drawing fresh interest as a bold alternative.
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How the Trump Administration’s Immigration Crackdown Is Impacting K–12 Classrooms
With the Trump administration intensifying immigration enforcement, undocumented students across the U.S. are facing growing uncertainty in the next school year
Randi Weingarten’s resignation from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) isn’t just political—it’s personal for educators across the country.
Policymakers, administrators, and students face a pivotal moment: the outcome will define the future of U.S. higher education, both domestically and globally.
The FY 2026 budget for the Department of Education preserves core programs, such as Title I and IDEA, while consolidating or eliminating over 30 others.
As the Trump Administration halts new student and exchange visa appointments, colleges brace for potential enrollment disruptions and diplomatic ripple effects.