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Digital wellness is crucial for the next generation’s health and well-being.

San Diego teachers are planning a historic strike over inadequate staffing and special education services, citing the district’s failure to provide mandated services to students.

Ohio lawmakers are pushing for significant education reforms, including dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, to give states more control over their education systems.

Idaho’s education budget proposal includes a $55 million cut to public schools, while maintaining $50 million for a private-school tax-credit subsidy.

The Trump administration’s attempts to fire Education Department staff have resulted in significant costs to taxpayers and raised concerns about the department’s ability to enforce federal civil rights laws.

A new bill in Kansas proposes requiring income verification for all students applying for free school lunches, sparking debate among educators and lawmakers.

New legislation proposes recognizing dyslexia as a distinct category under IDEA, aiming to provide more tailored support for students with dyslexia.