A Washington state school district and the area housing authority have a program that provides housing assistance for low-income families, with the goal of decreasing
Sometimes the bedtime battle can make a mama feel like it would be easier to just let the kids fall asleep whenever they want, but
A public charter school in Texas has reversed its approach to school discipline after recognizing its policies were not providing students with the support they
Children who are allowed the freedom of time outside get lost in nature. They get lost in their imaginations and they get lost in wonder.
Children who use smartphones, tablets, and video games more than seven hours a day are more likely to experience premature thinning of the cortex, the
The prevalence of major depression symptoms among adolescents ages 12 to 17 during the previous year rose by 52% between 2005 and 2017, according to
Educators can help students with anxiety better understand their condition and help them feel understood, writes Christine Ravesi-Weinstein, a high-school assistant principal. In this commentary,
Youths with poorly controlled asthma had more school absences, fewer completed assignments and worse work quality, compared with those with well-controlled asthma, researchers reported in
There are different types of students who, over time, come to believe that they aren’t good at math. For students with diagnosed learning disabilities (LD),
Math is still a subject that keeps many students up at night. But a positive attitude about the topic is one key to higher achievement,
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