"Kids aren't phone zombies now," says teacher whose school banned smartphones.

Starting school is exciting -- unless parents tell their kids to be stressed.

ChatGPT can be tricked into writing a suicide note, designing a starvation diet for an anorexic or offering advice on how to hide intoxication at school.

Illinois already spends a fortune on mental health services for students, and plans to spend more. It won't help.

It's a free country and you're entitled to your opinion. Bring back resilience, free thought and intellectual humility.

The success of a "community school" is whether it hires staff and offers programs -- not whether extra services lead to student success -- says Chicago's mayor.

Illinois will screen all students for mental health issues, despite evidence that universal programs school-based programs don't improve mental health or academic outcomes.

Kids need to interact with human friends -- not endless supportive bots.

Boys growing up without a father -- and there are more of them -- have few male role models.

Stressed, overparented teens can benefit from a lazy, unenriched summer.

Autism rates skyrocketed when the diagnostic criteria changed to include mild "Aspie" symptoms.

Teaching children the world is "bad and broken" undermines their confidence and curiosity.

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

"Mental health awareness" tells healthy people to medicalize their problems, while neglecting the seriously mentally ill.

"Gender-affirming care" -- heavy doses of cross-sex hormones -- has serious medical risks with little evidence it helps gender-dysphoric kids, says new U.S. report.

Is ADHD a medical disorder best treated with drugs?

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

Schools must tell parents if their child has requested to use a different name or pronouns at school, says the U.S. Education Department.

Schools are trying to solve every student's every problem, but neglecting their academic mission.

Programs designed to improve students' mental health made things worse in the long run, reports a study in England.