California policies on hiding students' gender transitions "likely violate parents' rights to direct the upbringing and education of their children," the U.S. Supreme Court ruled.

Most teachers assign less homework -- or none at all. Students won't do it, they say. But AI will.

Is it really true that "anyone can homeschool?"

Boys need authoritative parents who will teach them how to behave in the world.

Student misbehavior is way up, say kindergarten and first-grade teachers. More kids are unprepared to pay attention, cooperate and show respect to classmates and teachers.

A new South Bronx charter school will open its campus for 12 hours a day, seven days a week and 50 weeks a year for academics, enrichment and extracurriculars. It's all free.

Democrats should be willing to reimagine the K-12 system, giving funding to families instead of bureaucracies.

The anti-tech backlash is here: Parents are asking to opt their kids out of using school laptops and tablets.

Kids are safer outside exploring the world.

Students who receive good grades for mediocre work tend to learn and earn less in the long run.

Teach children what they need to learn. Don't make them try to figure it out for themselves.

New York City parents have been promised free day care, starting at six weeks. New Mexico just launched its program. Can taxpayers afford it?

Childhood is making a comeback.

The younger children are when they get their first smartphone the higher the risk of depression, obesity and poor sleep habits.

A new IDEA would focus on student success, and reserve special ed for the truly disabled.

To protect teens from digital addiction, parents must take charge.

"Comprehensive" will mean "completely lousy" in Illinois' new school accountability system.

Parents need to chill. Let kids try things on their own, make mistakes and learn.

Should we worry that young people are spending less time reading for pleasure and a lot more time watching YouTube videos?

Ninety-one percent of families who used Arkansas' voucher program to pay for private or homeschooling have stayed with the program for the third year.