Punitive school discipline is rampant in the United States, whether it’s corporal punishment or, much more commonly, suspensions. Students lost more than 11 million days to out-of-school suspensions during the 2017-18 school year, the last federal count, and they spent many times that number in in-school suspension rooms, kept from the classrooms where their teachers were teaching.

"This is my fourth day on the job and you're gonna ask me to reinvigorate an entire budget?" asked Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Peter Licata during a board meeting this week.

In some districts, the bus driver shortage is "worse than ever," but why? From retirements to a lack of funding, administrators are in over their heads looking for a solution to this crisis.

Slavery was beneficial because the people enslaved acquired skills—that's something Florida's middle school students will learn under new African American history standards.