Mental Health in Schools

If Trump wins a second term and enacts his immigration policies, what happened during past workplace immigration raids could become more common, affecting students and their schools.

Si Trump gana un segundo mandato y pone en marcha sus políticas migratorias, lo que ocurrió durante las redadas laborales en el pasado podría volverse más común y afectar a los niños y sus escuelas.

“It’s a sign that things are moving in the right direction,” said outgoing state Sen. Rachel Zenzinger.

After Hurricanes Helene and Milton, many schools will face a lot of work to repair the interconnected physical, emotional, and academic harm, educators say.

New York City has no systemwide policy to ensure that these students are receiving the “free appropriate public education” they are entitled to under the law, a new lawsuit claims.

With phone policies under the microscope this school year, how are teachers, students, and administrators adjusting?

The grants will be funded with money from the state’s $31.7 million lawsuit settlement with Juul.

NYC Chancellor David Banks’ keeps changing his tune on a school cellphone ban. Here’s a timeline to make sense of it all.

Advocates say privacy questions about Talkspace have been circulating for years and questioned whether city officials did sufficient due diligence before inking the contract.

The rise in student reports of bullying comes as city schools confront a swirl of social challenges including the lingering effects of the pandemic, cyberbullying, and global tumult.

Tennessee’s Missy Testerman speaks out against classroom and library censorship, private school vouchers

Proponents of a ban hope that a more consistent and proactive citywide policy could avert some of the daily conflicts over cellphones.

Los padres deben mantener la calma, reportar cada caso de acoso y documentarlo por escrito, expertos dicen.

Bullying is characterized by a power imbalance between the child doing the harm and the victim.

Fewer high school students are vaping and drinking alcohol, but marijuana use has held steady.

Some school leaders are hoping the money can subsidize vape sensors to install in schools and additional substance abuse counselors.

The program will prioritize collaborations between school districts and community organizations.

El programa capacitará a jóvenes de entre 18 y 24 años para actuar “como navegadores que sirven a estudiantes de secundaria y preparatoria en escuelas y en organizaciones comunitarias.”