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Brittany Krzak said she was at her wit's end by the time she showed up to a Lorain City School District board of education meeting in March. Her daughter's kindergarten classroom at Toni Morrison ...

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — A 2024 survey of educators found that more than 70% believe student misbehavior has worsened since before the COVID-19 pandemic. Parents have told 7News about students ...

Research shows that the presence of school police officers increases the likelihood that a school will report common forms of student misbehavior, like cafeteria fights and vandalism, to law ...

Students and school staff may be more ready than ever for winter break. Districts across the country are reporting an increase in disruptive student behavior. Those who work with kids say all signs ...

The study will focus on the reasoning behind adolescents' thoughts on school rules and their actions, rather than attributing misbehavior solely to external factors. Christopher Daddis aims to bridge ...

A long-standing body of research demonstrates that students who have more effective teachers learn more over the school year, and this learning translates into better life outcomes, according to ...

Since at least 2022, the education world has been preoccupied with the “teacher exodus”: a troubling trend of teachers quitting at record rates. Though attrition has eased somewhat since its pandemic ...

The issue of student discipline remains a pressing concern in our educational landscape, affecting teachers, students and the overall effectiveness of our schools. The current state of affairs stems ...

A survey of Georgia educators reveals widespread burnout due to long hours, low pay, and student misbehavior. Disruptive student behavior is the most common concern, with 8% of respondents reporting ...

(SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS WATCH) - Whether caused by the pervasiveness of social media, an increase in “soft” parenting without consequences or lingering trauma from the COVID-19 pandemic, South Dakota’s top ...