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DID you grow up doing high fives often?  I did. It continues to be a habit I do with my children, even if they sometimes already give me a different look, because it is not usually done anymore. I still do it almost automatically when I hit a Eureka moment…

Aiken Technical College will establish a new student-centered food pantry thanks to a grant from the Community Foundation of the CSRA.

When Olivia Bowles started as a student at Tuskegee University, she noticed that the campus was in a food desert—an area that has few options for securing healthy foods.

The University of Colorado Boulder is combating food insecurity on campus and in the community by offering mobile food pantries that are open to anyone.

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On any given day — in communities across the nation — thousands of children are being victimized by sex traffickers.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. So, I planned to begin this column with a nod to the many challenges we have faced in recent years, both as a community and as a nation, and the toll these challenges have taken on our collective mental health. That was before the past week’s horrific crimes, which have deeply impacted our entire community and shaken our sense of safety and well-being. 

The data necessary to answer the question is sparse. There is no central database for tracking schools that allow staff members to carry firearms.

Today, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona wrote to Governors, Chief State School Officers, and School District and School Leaders and urged them to end corporal punishment in schools—the practice of paddling, spanking, or otherwise imposing p

Textbooks for kindergarten through fifth-grade students were rejected at the highest rate, with 71 percent of materials turned away.