Britain’s privacy regulator has issued new guidance explaining how organisations should protect personal information as the UK prepares to expand Smart Data schemes beyond Open Banking. The ...

Principals explain why Indian schools will continue classes and when holidays begin Students arrive at Indian High School in Oud Metha, Dubai campus after schoold in UAE resumed classes after the ...

Columbus City Schools is right that healthcare costs are rising nationally. But that fact does not adequately explain the extraordinary increase facing school employees. National employer health plan ...

Poudre School District will hold two community meetings to discuss the data behind its school consolidation plan. The district cites declining enrollment, 10,000 empty seats, and higher operational ...

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) — Grand Junction police are explaining a viral social media trend tied to the arrest of a local high school student this week, saying teens and parents should understand ...

When New York City schools resume next week, a new restriction on the use of artificial intelligence will reportedly be in place for students and teachers. The New York Times reports that a policy ...

Parents are pushing back against the amount of time students spend on screens in schools amid broader concerns over the effects of excessive technology on children’s well-being, creativity, critical ...

Pediatrician Dr. Thersea Horton with Utica Park Clinic in Owasso joined News On 6 at 4 p.m. to discuss why recess is important for growing children. Dr. Horton said breaks from classroom learning give ...

As families prepare for a new school year, the back-to-school checklist usually includes new clothes, school supplies, and maybe a new backpack. However, there is another reset parents may want to ...

My first graders ended this school year asking for more math. I know—I am still surprised myself, not because I ever doubted my students (in my decade of teaching, that has never happened!), but ...

More than two decades ago, in 2003, Johanna Wald and Daniel Losen argued that suspensions and expulsions were funneling children—disproportionately black and Latino boys and students with disabilities ...