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Deep divide in sex education revealed by new report cards

By Tessa Dodson

Location is becoming a greater factor in whether a student receives quality sex education as teen pregnancy rates fall.

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End of free school meals led to more hunger and anxiety

Teachers are now more hopeful, but burnout risk remains

Safety & Wellness Stories

August 20, 2026

Half of transgender students now report some discrimination

Students at schools with affirming policies reported higher GPAs and levels of school belonging. Students who face misgendering or harassment suffered poorer mental health and more absences.

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May 26, 2026

Both sides of the political aisle are now calling for screen time limits

Schools should adopt bell-to-bell cell phone bans, according to a new advisory from Health and Human Services.

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March 12, 2026

Why psychological safety is a contact sport in K12 leadership

Psychological safety does not replace competence, strategy or accountability. It enhances them and allows leaders to show up fully.

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March 09, 2026

School safety: 10 questions you should ask first

Safety anxiety peaks when students enter middle school, with many of them feeling unsafe on the school bus. What can be done to curb their fears?

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January 28, 2026

What parents are saying about cell phones, school choice and more

Parents are most pleased with their school's ability to teach durable skills, new research confirms. Meanwhile, mental health support can improve.

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January 15, 2026

Leaders should anticipate these 5 changes to safety in 2026

Superintendents—not just SROs—will face scrutiny for their safety-related decision-making, writes one expert.

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November 04, 2025

5 ways to improve behavioral threat assessments

Poorly implemented systems may be putting your most vulnerable students at risk, new research suggests. Here's some advice.

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