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Many Massachusetts classrooms are not equipped with air conditioning, even as sweltering temperatures persist in the first week of September, which pediatricians say could affect students’ ability to learn.

For anyone whos wondered whats firing inside those tiny, bustling brains from birth to three, the Brain Game demystifies the neural labyrinth of your little one. Instigated by the Rotary

Harvard School of Public Health faculty, staff and students have partnered with community-based and nonprofit organizations in Mississippi.

Across the country, teachers are reporting to their unions and principals what they describe as a list of accruing traumas from their classrooms. From disruptions to hallway melees to pushy parents to anxieties around censorship and the increasingly political nature of their jobs, many educators say they are starting this school year on edge.

After two years, Tyler Johnson had seen enough. Fights had been starting more frequently at the Maryland school where he taught special-education social studies, and students were having verbal outbu...

Cross the country, teachers are reporting to their unions and principals what they describe as a list of accruing traumas from their classrooms.

King Charles and Queen Camilla also have plans to travel abroad that week

Prince William likely won't linger in New York City during his September visit — find out where King Charles is heading and why the Prince of Wales will be needed in the U.K.

Addressing this behavior requires understanding its underlying causes and taking proactive steps to support the child.

Serve and return is a tennis-like interaction between parents and babies – and its kind of a big deal.