Your kid’s lunchbox may reach the food danger zone before noon. Learn school lunch food safety and why USDA recommends two cold sources.

By Janice Robinson-Celeste As children return to classrooms, the U.S. Department of Education is putting schools and education technology companies on notice: simply putting a child in front of a screen does not make something educational. In new federal guidance released August 20, the Department urged schools to look closely at whether classroom technology actually […]

Child and teen counseling can help address emotional, behavioral, and social challenges while giving young people healthy coping skills and support.

Jemele Hill’s new picture book, *Unapologetically You*, celebrates Black girls, confidence, and inspiring Black women. See the exclusive cover reveal.

Black parents may recognize their own neurodivergence during a child’s evaluation. Understand diagnosis gaps, masking, adult assessment, and family advocacy.

School ratings reveal important academic information, but they cannot tell Black parents whether their child will feel respected, represented, safe, and supported. Here is how families can evaluate the whole school experience.