Schools these days use children's photos for marketing, but parents worry about safety and digital footprints.

A lot has happened in Tim Royers’ first year as president of the Nebraska State Education Association (NSEA), Nebraska’s oldest and largest professional association, founded in 1867.

He served his country as a combat soldier, survived the Supernova music festival massacre of Oct. 7, and conquered cancer. Now facing cancer for the second time, Raz Peri continues to fight battles on ...

The Manchester Evening News has spoken to Detective Superintendent Alan Clitherow and Assistant Directorate Manager of Manchester’s Saint Mary’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre to discover what is ...

Nsikak-Abasi Ebong, the best graduating student of Babcock University’s School of Computing, tells TEMITOPE ADETUNJI how curiosity and an unyielding ...

Discover how Harvard’s longest study inspired ‘dolphin parenting’—a firm-yet-flexible style that helps kids grow up confident, creative and healthy.

One term that's been tossed around recently is "lawnmower parent." This style involves parents who clear a smooth path for their kids, often eliminating obstacles before they even reach them. Think of ...

Oftentimes, as parents, you rush in with anger or immediately dish out consequences without taking the time to listen. Stay calm. Give your children a chance to share their perspectives about what ...

"We believed that if we could control every little thing, our kids would turn out perfectly. But that’s a total fallacy.” ...

Big-bet strategic decisions can define an organization’s success. But when so much is changing and ambiguous and the amount of information available is overwhelming, leaders are often tempted to just ...

Workers have been told to bring themselves to work, only to be disappointed time and time again, argues author Jodi-Ann Burey in her new book.

"We believed that if we could control every little thing, our kids would turn out perfectly. But that’s a total fallacy.” ...