Across the United States, a growing wave of concern over student mental health and academic distractions has prompted an unprecedented push to limit cellphone use in schools, with 35 states now enforcing some form of restriction. This surge in policy changes reflects a bipartisan acknowledgment
In an era where technology is reshaping every facet of life, the education sector is experiencing a profound transformation, particularly in K-12 schools where the demand for innovative solutions to address diverse student needs and educator challenges has never been more urgent. Yourway Learning,
Public schools have served as the bedrock of American society for generations, shaping citizens who drive progress, uphold democratic values, and contribute to a unified nation. Yet, in the current landscape, these institutions face an alarming array of threats that jeopardize their existence and
As the new academic year unfolds at Clarke Community Schools, a wave of fresh energy and dedication arrives with the addition of 14 new staff members, each poised to make a lasting impact on the district’s educational landscape. Spanning a variety of roles from preschool educators to middle school
In a landscape where education policy and civil rights intersect with intense debate, a recent Supreme Court decision has emerged as a critical influence on the treatment of transgender students in public schools. The U.S. v. Skrmetti ruling, originally centered on gender-affirming medical care for
In a state where education remains a cornerstone of community development, Tennessee faces a heated controversy over the allocation of funds between public schools and a newly implemented voucher program, raising profound questions about fairness and prioritization in education policy. Known as the
