One in three U.S. students attended a racially, and often socioeconomically, segregated school in 2020-21, creating inequitable learning environments and outcomes.

One month into the school year and we're seeing an alarming amount of gun-related threats, among other issues, according to one school safety expert.

While school infrastructure problems are a perennial challenge, national data suggest the crises are reaching an apex, even prompting some teachers this school year to go on strike.

Opponents have called SEL "indoctrination" and lumped it into campaigns against critical race theory, LGBTQ awareness and sex education.