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

But a new report by the Eos Foundation suggests schools are falling short of the legislation’s goal of feeding more students.

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At a New York City training session, educators explored how artificial intelligence could support teaching while also ...

New information regarding the number of student assaults on staff members was the hot button issues during the Worcester ...

Public schools across Oklahoma are now implementing strategies Warner has been employing for years, including a cellphone ban ...

Count me among those who believe that cellphones have no place in the classroom, but that doesn’t mean that what happens ...

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The Caller-Times reviewed about 70 bullying reports from Corpus Christi high schools from over the course of three years.