Federal grants fight the school psychologist shortage
New grant rules prioritize rural districts and paid internships to ensure that the next generation of school psychologists lands where they are needed most.
News & Issues
Md. wins standoff over federal school funds
A legal settlement ensures that Maryland’s most vulnerable students will keep their resources after a fight over DEI practices.
Temple study targets barriers to free school meals
Researchers are using spice racks, gardens, and student voices to address the infrastructure and social issues that keep Philly students hungry.
Students walk out for immigration reform
From high schools to middle schools, a nationwide student movement is taking to the streets to protest federal immigration enforcement.
With heart, Santa Rosa’s principal shares her journey
From her school days in Mexico to shaping futures in Menifee, Calif., Karla Galicia inspires students with her vision and dedication.
Fans and half days help Cleveland High cope with heat
Lacking air conditioning, the school turned to rental fans and shortened schedules to manage overheated classrooms.
Go bags and red flags in California
Wildfire season is here. From “go bags” to alert systems, students share what to know to stay safe and ready.
Is 7:10 too early to start high school?
Teens’ body clocks run late, so why does school start so early? Science says later times mean better health and learning.
Schools close Monday after Mich. church shooting
Classes were canceled as the community reels from a deadly attack at a Grand Blanc Township, Mich., church. The FBI is leading the investigation.
AI chatbots under scrutiny after teen suicides
Two lawsuits question whether AI chatbots failed teens in crisis, raising urgent concerns about safety protocols, accountability, & mental health.