Jung-ah Choi, a “college faculty member, teaching and writing about social justice, race, and education,” isn’t involved in her son’s...

At a Bronx school where a bullied student killed a classmate, a bullied sixth grader tried to hang himself with his sweater, reports...

School safety is more important than racial balance in suspensions, argues Jason L. Riley in the Wall Street Journal. Education Secretary...

In Pasco County, Florida, parents don’t like “new behavior expectation charts that suggest conforming to peer pressure is positive, and...

The students were protesting on the public sidewalk in front of the school, not on school grounds and not during school.  Agree with...

“Every morning, I stand behind the metal detectors, searching bags as students enter the school,” writes Adam Stumacher, director of...

Four Bay Area 11th graders suspended for “liking” or commenting on a racist Instagram image have sued the school district and...

Rebels and rule-breakers may be original thinkers who will change the world, writes teacher Ashley Lamb-Sinclair in The Atlantic. Albert...

Suspensions are down at New York City schools, but teachers and students report more disorder, disrespect, fighting, gang activity and...

Rescinding the joint 2014 “dear colleague” letter on school discipline should be a top priority for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and...

British teachers are wearing police-style body cameras to deter and document disruption by their students, reports the BBC. Two schools...

Remember when a 13-year-old Albuquerque boy was arrested — taken in handcuffs to a juvenile detention center — for fake burping in P.E....

Under pressure to reduce racial disparities in suspensions and expulsions, schools are turning to “restorative justice” programs that...