Georgia parents are outraged after “For Colored Only” and “Whites Only” signs were allegedly posted above its water fountains as part of an elementary school teacher's lesson plan.

How using subtle gestures, spatial awareness, and tone of voice can nudge your classroom toward smoother operations.

Teacher Emily Perkins advises parents to teach their children to respect the word “No” before they enter kindergarten.

A Georgia school district is investigating after parents raised concerns over segregation-era signs displayed inside an Atlanta-area elementary school, news outlets reported. Signs reading “For Whites ...

On Tuesday, a group of religious parents had their day at the Supreme Court, hoping the justices would grant them something ...

Elementary students learn to navigate dictionaries with confidence while having fun learning new words through these games.

The debate focused on whether just exposing children to the books in the classroom violates families’ religious beliefs.

More than 100 fifth graders became "Food Heroes" at Earth Day event CHARLOTTE, N.C., April 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Our food choices impact our own health, of course. But they also impact the health ...

At the root of all three tendencies—pathologizing, demonizing, and moralizing—is a desire to solve problems quickly. Adults ...

When devout Muslim parents heard their son would be reading a story in school about a knight and a prince who fall in love, ...

In January, a teenager in suburban St. Louis informed his high school counselor that a classmate said he planned to kill ...

The parents of a third-grade student have been arrested after their son allegedly found a handgun at home and brought it to school, where he unwittingly pulled the trigger during class. Ciara ...