Brooke Schultz

Attempts to ban books in public schools are still prevalent—and efforts are still growing, according to findings from two organizations that track the number of book challenges and restrictions.

Millions of dollars will go to improving the special education system in Flint, Mich.'s schools—part of a legal settlement meant to benefit students

Districts in western N.C. are facing extended school closures Kim Dechant has never seen anything devastate Asheville, N.C., as much as Hurricane Helene has.

A North Carolina mother knew her 8-year-old son who has autism had been having difficulty in school—and asked that he receive additional support.

Students with disabilities were more likely to see punitive discipline and less likely to access rigorous coursework during the height of the pandemic.

For the first time, national data show how many high school students identify as transgender or gender-questioning.

A class action argues that the New York City schools aren't adequately supporting students with disabilities who are school-avoidant.

Opponents of an Oklahoma directive for schools to teach the Bible are suing the state's superintendent of public instruction, calling the mandate

The election is occurring at a time when many schools are discouraged from having tough conversations in class.

Student journalists are grappling with controversial topics—a lesson in democracy that's becoming increasingly at risk for pushback.