Long Island students are outperforming the average test takers throughout the state in math and English — while New York City ...

The popular YouTuber and educator reflects on a busy year and talks new book, "Happy Birthday, Wonderful You!" ...

Veronica Martinez woke up early one recent morning to make a fresh batch of cookies. She packed them in a box and headed to a community center in East Oakland, where a nonprofit called Trybe invites ...

There’s a new AI-powered toy for kids called Stickerbox, and, before you groan, I’m here to report that it’s surprisingly fun. Stickerbox, a product born out of Brooklyn-based startup Hapiko, is a ...

It's Peppa Pig vs Bluey - and there's a clear winner I’M a teacher and here’s my honest verdict on some of the nation’s most popular kids’ TV shows – and it’s bad news for Peppa Pig fans. As a primary ...

Bobby Deol’s Childhood Secret: ‘I Slept Beside My Parents For Years’ Bobby Deol recently opened up about his childhood and the warmth of growing up in a close-knit joint family. In a candid interview, ...

A teacher with over a decade of experience says her students are showing up to class missing some surprisingly simple life skills. From the classroom to the car line, she explains how kids today are ...

SPOKANE, Wash. - When most people hear "back to school shopping," they think of notebooks and new pens. But local school districts are seeing a growing number of students heading into the new year in ...

An estimated one in five college students is a parent, juggling coursework with caring for a dependent and, often, holding down a paid job. The competing priorities of working and caregiving students ...

Universal or guaranteed basic income programs are gaining momentum across the country, as local governments and nonprofits experiment with the bold new alternative to traditional welfare models.

As families face difficulty affording housing, food or health care, young children experience ripple effects, including emotional distress and developmental delays, according to new national research.

Kids today live very different lives than youngsters did in previous generations. With technology permeating every part of life, there are so many things that they do differently, or don’t have to do ...