As immigration enforcement intensifies across the Twin Cities, teachers navigate fear, learning disruptions, and support for students.
The federal Senate is considering a bill that would ban artificial intelligence companions for minors, a pivotal decision in a time of uncertainty around the role of AI in education.
Many states have banned the AP African American Studies course out of fear it will create division. A Kentucky teen argues the reality is exactly the opposite.
Echelon Catapult, a student-run nonprofit born during the pandemic, is giving underserved kids hands-on science lessons, and young teachers a chance to lead.
Connecticut’s Student Governor reflects on his classmate’s detainment and a pressing need for proactive advocacy.
Hundreds of students rallied after a classmate was detained by immigration officials, calling attention to the impact of federal immigration policy on American youth.
The student publication ‘Theogony’ of Alexandria City High School now must send sensitive stories through the principal’s office before publishing—and watchdogs are sounding the alarm.
Students and educators react to new restrictions on international students as Harvard fights to defend educational freedom.
The Hawkeye State’s new legislation requires grade 5-12 curricula to include ultrasound video and computer-generated images showing prenatal development.
The horror game, designed by Parkland parents, places you in the middle of a shooting, trying to hide, survive — and even chase legislation.