Though the tech was originally meant to identify gun violence threats, a national study found 75% of principals thought tip lines made them more aware of overall safety issues at their schools.

Spread of coronavirus in California, Oregon and Washington triggers student quarantines. American Physical Society cancels annual meeting, colleges cancel more overseas programs and players' group calls for possibly holding March Madness tournament without fans.

Study online? At home? With each new case of coronavirus, California K-12 schools and colleges prepare for a widespread transmission that could interfere with learning.

Rev. Dianna Smith still remembers the young blonde woman with tear-streaked cheeks, from 10 years ago. That college student fell apart asking Smith for cereal.

Rather than just talking at parents — and asking them for money — research shows being welcoming, responsive and listening can create true learning partnerships.

AISD families said the school closures decision caused behavioral problems, slipping grades and fear in their kids. AISD offers counseling to families and students.

When kids at Warner Arts Magnet Elementary School act up, they aren't sent straight to the principal's office. Instead, many students at the high-poverty school in Nashville, Tenn., go to the "BeWell" room.

Eliminating racial segregation can be a little like playing whack-a-mole: Instead of going away, too often it just finds a new outlet.