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When a child experiences trauma it causes the child’s stress hormones to rise, literally turning off the part of the brain that facilitates learning.

New West Wilson Middle Principal Josh Johnston talks about criticism toward student behavior causing teacher defections.

One-third of educators said students have been misbehaving "a lot more" compared to before the pandemic.

Such expectations at school-sponsored events they may be asked to leave. in michigan students are suing the district after being told to remove their lets go brandon sweatshirts. the mother of the student says instead of seeing political sweatshirts as a conversation starter between students, officials saw it as an opportunity to discriminate against opinions they didnt like. im proud of my sons for standing up for their first amendment rights. im back with my panel now. lets start with the chri...

The House Bill says students could face suspension if they use inappropriate language, disrespect teachers, violate dress codes or fight.

The state’s 3rd-largest district knew it was suspending way too many students. Has a new code of conduct made a difference?

The adoption of technology could facilitate student learning and social interaction. It could also ease the burdens on educators from staff shortages, according to a new report.

At a Nevada Assembly Education Committee meeting in March 2023, lawmakers heard two bills that would give districts more latitude in addressing student behavior.

During Tuesday’s WCSD board meeting, members of the public sharply criticized the district’s handling of student behavior.

The head of Fargo's education union says busy teachers don't always have time to report incidents, adding that a shortage of paraprofessionals is a big part of the picture.