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In a country awash with guns, how Americans try to keep students safe

For some, Mondays massacre at the Covenant School in Nashville confirms the need to ban assault rifles, while others call for increased security at schools. In Arkansas and Alabama, some institutions have installed armoured ‘safe rooms’ where students can seek shelter in the event of gunfire

This story provides a list of ways college students can secure funding to pay for tuition, room and board and other expenses.

The latest Annual Status of Education Report said that as schools resumed operations after the COVID-19 pandemic, the country's five to 16-year-old students' fundamental reading and math skills dramatically declined.

While North Texas students are on spring break, some of their teachers are taking part in Public Education Advocacy Day at the Texas Capitol. They're rallying...

Data released by the National Center for Educational Statistics, which is a part of the U.S. Department of Education, shows that Catholic school teachers, on average, work slightly more time each week than pubic school teachers--but get paid less while producing better results than public school teachers.

We must collaborate to address the trend of youth violence and include parents and guardians in the conversation.

A Virginia mother has shared horrifying footage online showing the moment her 12-year-old son was strangled and bullied by an older girl on a school bus.

"Now that whole-class parties are becoming less common because the kids are older, he simply doesnt get invited at all," wrote the original poster.

The pandemic has set students back two years and confounded learning – until now