When the screens are out of the way, kids are back to being kids—without the temptation to zone out electronically.

Students may lack the skills to control their behavior when they’re upset, and these steps can help build self-regulation.

(WFSB) - A new survey conducted by the Connecticut Education Association in collaboration with Channel 3 has shed light on growing concerns among educators in Connecticut. The survey, which collected ...

OMAHA — School officials are trying to quell student behavior problems at an Omaha middle school where enrollment has nearly doubled with the addition of sixth-graders this year. Omaha Public Schools ...

DOVER, Del. - Public education may be approaching a tipping point as student behavioral issues that disrupt learning and compromise safety are taking a toll on teachers. A new survey reveals the ...

As a new school year begins, teachers want to make sure it is a positive experience for students. A big part of that comes down to behavior. “Dysregulated students become kids who hate school, and I ...

To reduce burnout and reverse the teacher shortage, Connecticut educators are pressing lawmakers to boost salaries and increase the state’s financial contribution to education this legislative session ...

Students with a history of behavior or disciplinary problems or other issues show up in Philadelphia School District schools, often from city charters. Students switch schools after the start of the ...

BROCKTON - In schools throughout the district, a small percentage of Brockton Public Schools students have been causing major issues ranging from theft and destruction of school property to verbally ...

BROCKTON — More than a dozen Brockton Public Schools teachers and staff members expressed to state legislators Thursday night that many of the issues Brockton High School is facing — including ...

A state agency voted on Friday to not renew the license for an embattled charter school for financial problems. But documents ...