The romantic image of a one-room schoolhouse nestled on the midwestern prairie has in its modern equivalent today'

If you're thinking about forming a microschool, you may feel lost on where to start, especially if you don't have experience in education.

“If you're not thinking about that worst-case scenario as a parent, you're considered evil,” says Lenore Skenazy. “W

College counselor Rick Singer pleaded guilty to helping wealthy parents like Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman cheat the college admissions system. In 2018, the federal government began wiretapping his cellphone. WSJ's Melissa Korn and Jennifer Levitz dissect the tapes.

Private schools can be a lot more expensive. So, is the financial investment required for private school really worth it? Amity International shows us th

Commentary You can forget—or at least try to ignore for a few minutes—the riots going on in ou

Nobody could have predicted the remarkable remoulding of family dynamics and socioeconomic paradigms the COVID-19 pandemic brought about.

Anchorage students enter our K-12 system with huge ranges in their foundational knowledge.

For teenagers to fully return to some sense of normalcy, having tailored therapy helps significantly. There is no such thing as a way to help every single teenager with a single approach, which is why specialty groups have become more and more of the norm at Elevations RTC. No matter what type of therapy makes […]

Researchers advise ‘physical boundaries’ over devices in bedrooms after study finds poor sleep associated with phone use linked to depressed moods

Over the years, I realized that growth and maturity aren’t door prizes waiting at any particular birthday. They are learned and earned over time.

How do you begin to help a child develop his or her emotional intelligence?

This school year, recovery is the name of the game in K-12 education. Although COVID-19 persists, schools have reopened and are focusing on getting students back on track. But plenty of the challenges schools are tackling have long predated COVID. Indeed, schools are not just facing the need to recover from the pandemic — they […]

Get essential education news and commentary delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up here for The 74’s daily newsletter. COVID-19 disruptions gave parents and families unprecedented views into their children’s schools, classes and teachers, and deepened insights into their children’s learning styles, interests and challenges. Whatever they thought of their schools before, many parents now […]

Nearly three-quarters of high school students report negative feelings toward school, and it seems like no one is working to fix this.

In closing arguments at the Varsity Blues trial, prosecutors focused on bribes, but the ways in which universities cater to rich families are also on trial.

As kids head back to school, a psychiatrist is encouraging parents and caregivers to focus on wellness over academics.

Teenagers hospitalized for suspected suicide attempts saw a spike during COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020 and 2021. A ne

thanks to covid-19 pandemic, subsequent lockdown, restrictions on physical conduct of classes in schools, children have spent most of the closing academic session in homes. online education, which was initially welcomed as a ‘change’, is now being viewed by many including the parents as no alternative to physical conduct of classes. for, children do not go to schools only to study but to meet, argue, agree, disagree, and play with friends. also, online education and over-exposure to gadgets and virtual worl

A former student at a therapeutic boarding school, who is now a scholar, explains why she believes a growing outcry is making a difference.

People often think art therapy is just about painting, drawing or even sculpting. But it goes much deeper. Learn how it actually works from an art therapy manager.

Camp officials say enrollment is up

Nearly a year after schools first shut down, NY1 reporter Jillian Jorgensen gets an inside look at a day in the life of a Brooklyn middle school.