Gov. Brad Little has signed several bills into law during the seventh week of the Idaho legislative session, while a number of others continue to move through the Legislature.

The Modesto Bee has rounded up local extracurriculars, volunteer opportunities and classes to consolidate some of the options ...

A career and college expert shared a list of four types of students who don't need to go to college in order to have a ...

Edelman, considered “America’s First Mom,” founded the Children’s Defense Fund as a witness for children and to break the ...

I am currently the sixth-grade GATE (Gifted and Talented Education) instructor with the Panama-Buena Vista Union School ...

The Child Care Group is celebrating 125 years of early childhood education for Dallas children. For Black History Month, the ...

House Bill 78 (HB78) is headed to Governor Kay Ivey’s desk on Tuesday. If signed, the Healthy Early Development and Screen Time Act would limit screen use for children in public daycare, pre-K and ...

The Wake County Public School System is expanding its school-based mental health program, connecting students with licensed ...

Last year, Colorado lawmakers passed a new law requiring schools to bring Black history and cultural studies into their ...

Two former Longview ISD administrators were sentenced to 10 years of probation on Friday in connection to the abuse of ...

The social media restriction passed nearly unanimously after lawmakers added it to HB 1408 in the final few days of session. It requires social media providers to determine a user’s age, and to get ...