Lauraine Langreo

There are “small signs” of improvement in students' academic recovery, but still a long way to go to return to pre-pandemic levels of achievement, concludes

How educators can address moments of political division When I reported on how schools were handling the Israel-Hamas war following the

Americans are increasingly divided about public-policy issues, they feel negatively toward people in the opposing political party, and they rarely

There are rising concerns about teens' access to more lethal drugs such as fentanyl.

Political scientists and historians agree that schools have a role to play in helping people learn to get along well.

“School shooting rn...I'm scared...pls...I'm not joking,” began the brief but urgent text yesterday between a high school student and his mother as

Many schools have been stepping up efforts to ensure students have the skills they need to be prepared for the jobs of the future, especially those in the STEM industry

One solution to the math and science teacher shortages that some districts have found to be successful is recruiting STEM professionals who have a

The FDA identifies a "monumental public health win," but there's still more work to do.

Many districts have been renewing efforts to provide students in all grade levels with the opportunities they need to access and excel in STEM