Why have thousands left Seattle schools? A new survey suggests answers
Seattle Public Schools' enrollment dropped by more than 4,000 students between the 2019-20 and 2023-24 school years. Leaders ...
Most high school students don’t get 8 hours of sleep on school nights
The report linked adequate sleep duration to better emotional regulation, physical and mental health, attention, learning and ...
Killingly High School will choose new mascot to replace Redmen
Killingly High School will unveil its next mascot by the end of the school year, district leaders said Thursday.
Almost one in five teachers have seen students with knives in England's schools, Sky News survey finds
The survey also shows that despite recent high-profile knife attacks in UK secondary schools, only 15% of the teachers in ...
More high school students skip breakfast, report says
Across the full 10-year survey period, there were also decreases in the percentage of high school students eating fruit and vegetables.
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Seattle-Area Schools Say Deeply Personal Survey Saved Lives. Then They Released Student Data
Many students got help after divulging suicidal thoughts, stories of substance abuse and family strife. But some wonder if it ...
Two years after yearbook flap, Kirkwood High journalists still dealing with consequences
School officials have barred the Kirkwood High students from asking survey questions on certain subjects, citing federal ...
NYC School Survey: How parents, students, teachers can submit feedback about their school
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City public school students, parents and teachers can now submit feedback about their school ...
Olmsted Falls High School seeks accountability with students
Future learning readiness and social-emotional health are two areas of focus for Olmsted Falls High School Principal Leo ...
A Fresno high school is losing mascot to newer campus. ‘Wish we could stay the Grizzlies’
Central East High School is set to lose its beloved mascot and name, the Central Grizzlies, as the school district finalizes ...
Harvard survey shows most students did not feel comfortable sharing 'controversial opinions' in class
The Harvard Crimson reported that one-third of Harvard’s last graduating class did not feel comfortable sharing their opinions about controversial topics in college.