Caitlynn Peetz

Districts have increasingly cited recruitment and retention recently in switching to truncated schedules

Schools can help, but reducing kids' social media use can't fall on schools alone, Vivek Murthy said

Schools have increasingly been at the center of conflict in recent years, and it takes a financial toll. A new analysis quantifies it.

Redshirting was once largely a choice made by higher-income parents of white boys.

Tense conflict over issues like how districts teach about race, their policies related to LGBTQ+ students, and the books they keep in school libraries

With former President Donald Trump set to return to the White House, there will undoubtedly be an impact on the American education system.

LGBTQ+ crisis prevention hotlines have seen a spike in calls from youth and their families.

When Warren Morgan took over as CEO of Cleveland schools in the summer of 2023, he felt ready to manage the urban district and serve its 36,000 students.

Anonymous threats are on the rise. Schools should act now to plan their responses, but also take measures to prevent them.

School officials need to take all threats seriously, but the nature of the threat can inform the size of the response.