Facing pressure from parents and threats of criminal charges, some districts have ignored policies meant to prevent censorship. Librarians and students are pushing back.

As educators grapple with a new wave of behavioral problems, they should give students space to rebound without lowering expectations, a school counselor says.

Though many students are likely to spend most of this school year learning in-person, short-term shifts back to remote instruction could again chip away at the reliability of year-end assessments.

A woman claimed at a school board meeting that a "nefarious" agenda had taken hold of public schools in her area.