Connection leads to happiness. Covid rules isolated teens. "My friends were untouchable, unreachable, masked."

Is ADHD a medical disorder best treated with drugs?

The college essay favors students who know how to exaggerate their adversity and fake humility.

Cleveland is honoring a 16-year-old boy who rescued a neighbor and her two children from a burning house.

British schools may show Netflix's "Adolescence" to warn students about online misogyny and "incel culture."

Students are less independent, more likely to ask their parents to protect them from any effort.

Teens average 90 minutes each school day on their phones.

A new California law urges school to set homework policies that ease stress and promote "equity."

Do American kids need more math tutoring and fewer sleepovers?

"Ohio" means "weird" in Gen Alpha slang. Hmmmm.

Teenagers in 2024 are less likely to use drugs, alcohol or nicotine and many are postponing driving, work and sex.

Teenagers are working less and earning higher grades. Everybody's "phoning it in."

A young woman is suing "gender affirming care" providers for starting her on drugs and surgery at age 12.

Young Americans are less patriotic than older generations.

More than 3 percent of high school students identify as transgender, more than double the number a few years ago.

Teenagers 16 and 17 year old will be able to vote for school board in Oakland and Berkeley.

British mother persuaded teens to go smartphone-free for a month, then camp out for the weekend on their own.

Teens aren't quite as sad or suicidal as they were in 2021, reports the CDC, but violence, bullying and school avoidance are up.

Once upon a time, the teenage girls in Judy Blume's stories were "excited to grow up," writes Kat Rosenfield on The Free Press. Starting...

Britain's new Labour government plans to continue the ban on puberty blockers ordered by the Tories."We will always put the safety of...