Childhood

Indiana’s reading overhaul is showing some of the strongest gains in the country, according to new state data released for the 2024–2025 school year. Indiana reports that 87.3% of third

In a decisive step toward protecting and uplifting North Carolina’s most vulnerable children, Representative Allen Chesser has successfully championed the Fostering Care in NC Act (House Bill 612), now signed

State Rep. Kevin Vaughan of Collierville has secured state funding to help strengthen arts education in his community, announcing this month that New Day Children’s Theater will receive a $5,700

Tennessee families will have a welcome opportunity to save on essential school and personal items later this month, as the state’s annual back-to-school sales tax holiday returns from Friday, July

Just one day before his trial was set to begin, 22-year-old Thomas Gage Whaley of Covington pleaded guilty to a staggering 190 counts related to child pornography, including 95 counts

A new student protection law has officially taken effect in Kentucky, placing guardrails on how school employees, coaches, and volunteers may communicate with minors. Senate Bill 181, sponsored by Sen.

With summer in full swing and camps across the country buzzing with activity, a new national survey finds that most Americans believe summer camp offers real value for kids—even if