With the excitement and first-day jitters of a new school year now in our rearview mirror, it is important to recognize that your child’s mental health needs continue throughout the school year.

Teenagers need trust and can feel suffocated by excessive parental monitoring and unsolicited advice, according to family life educator Selene Yap. Parents should provide support without being ...

COLQUITT COUNTY, Ga. (WALB/Gray News) – A family in Georgia said their son was left in a classroom without proper support and ended up injured after an incident involving another student. Megan Hall ...

Democratic lawmakers wanted to learn more about vaccine access in Connecticut while assuring residents they’ll be able to get doses, regardless of what the federal government does. Those lawmakers ...

Despite all the challenges and obstacles that come with navigating adulthood, there’s one thing I truly cherish: home has always been, and will always be, a safe and comforting place whenever I need ...

Parents of students who survived the Annunciation Catholic Church shooting late last month testified before a panel of state lawmakers on Monday, imploring them to take action on gun control measures ...

DENVER — A popular YouTuber known as Schlep has a warning for parents about Roblox after the company banned him from the platform for exposing alleged child predators. Schlep, whose real name is ...

Ms. Anderson and Ms. Winthrop are the authors of “The Disengaged Teen: Helping Kids Learn Better, Feel Better, and Live Better.” As the new school year gets underway, artificial intelligence is ...

As summer winds down and the school year approaches, many parents watch their teens prepare for major life transitions. Some are getting ready for college, while others are starting jobs, taking gap ...

SEATTLE — A Seattle Public Schools (SPS) policy about teaching students an LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum is gaining attention from local families and making national headlines Friday. The policy in ...

At age 21, I left America for Ireland to study Irish literature on a George Mitchell Fellowship. It’s been a quarter-century since then, and during that time, I’ve lived in four other countries, as ...