Colleges are reporting that more and more parents are following their kids to college. Is this helping kids launch, or is it keeping them from being able to effectively leave the nest?

Cheating has always been an issue in school, but it’s no longer in the shadows. What can schools do to address this trend, and what does the future hold for kids who see cheating as just a means to an end?

Individual plaintiffs are joining school districts in the legal battle over the impact of social media on mental health. As the data mounts, will tech giants buckle under the weight of litigation? More importantly, will these legal challenges affect change?

Individual plaintiffs are joining school districts in the legal battle over the impact of social media on mental health. As the data mounts, will tech giants buckle under the weight of litigation? More importantly, will these legal challenges affect change?

After years of heartbreaking data about teen suicide, a 2024 report shows that things are finally improving. What’s working, and what more do we need to do to save lives?

Between increasing demands and a raging political culture, is it any wonder that teachers are asking the question, “Should I stay or should I go?” How do we hold onto veteran teachers, how do we keep from scaring new teachers away, and how do we attract new teachers to the profession?

The San Diego Unified School District recently moved some schools from a traditional schedule to a 4x4. What is a 4x4 schedule, and what impact does the bell schedule have on student learning and wellness?

In an effort to counter all of the gloom and doom shared in the media about the current educational landscape, Rob and Don challenged each other to pick some highlights of improvements in education from decades past. It’s time to accentuate the positive. 

In our rush to protect girls from strangers, cyberbullying and discrimination, have we neglected the developmental needs of our boys? With data showing that suicidal ideation increases as boys become men, it’s critical that we stop and reflect to make sure our sons are ready for their future.

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, teens are increasingly reliant on this new technology to learn how to think. But can it also help them feel? Virtual companions are replacing human connection all over the world. What does this mean for our kids and their future?