When "keeping bad things out" becomes the overarching goal, we often miss a critical point: real safety is not just about avoiding something negative; it is about building something positive.
Brevard's school board is considering implementing a new program for expelled students in place of sending them to the alternative learning centers, which has not been helpful in improving student behavior and has placed a heavy burden on teachers.
Teenagers who make school threats face almost no punitive consequences for actions that would be felonies if they were adults, a Times Union investigation has found.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul Levenson in Boston on Wednesday ruled, opens new tab that officials at Hingham High School reasonably concluded that the use of the AI tool by Jennifer and Dale Harris' son to complete a class project violated academic integrity rules.
Black girls face more discipline and more severe punishments in public schools than girls from other racial backgrounds, according to a groundbreaking new report by a congressional watchdog.
By reframing character education through the lenses of 'being' and 'doing', school administrators can partner with educators to curb the rising rates of misbehavior.
The state mandate raises questions among education advocates—and even the legislator who pushed for the law addressing vaping. Some are worried that time spent in alternative school can derail students’ learning.
