Recognizing the negative effects, limitations and pitfalls of excessive screen time, parents and educators must guide children away from constant screen usage.
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Column: The rise of dual enrollment in high school is changing what AP means
As more high school students enroll in college classes, the meaning of “rigor” and academic excellence is shifting. Dual enrollment isn’t just replacing AP courses; it’s redefining what it means to be college-ready.
Feature: Weighing AI’s environmental impact
High school English teacher Christa Forster opened her computer and navigated to Flint K12, an AI platform designed for schools. “Create a fun and informative activity that helps students understand how to disclose their use of AI in an academic paper,” Forster...
Column: My experience at the US Naval Academy Summer STEM Program
How USNA shifted my perspective on service.
Opinion: What we choose not to see
As homelessness reaches historic levels nationwide, cities across the U.S. are opting for criminalization over compassion.
Who’s in the passenger seat? Uber’s impact on the world
Dive into the impact of Uber on the world: the convenience it brings consumers worldwide and the danger it poses on both riders and drivers every day.
Opinion: Mint tea at midnight and connecting with my host family
A summary of my time in Morocco through the NSLI-Y critical language learning program.
Column: An unforgettable CSSSA experience
I reflect on my experiences at the California State Summer School for the Arts and conclude with whether it’s right for you.
Column: A teen girl’s guide to knowing your rights
Being a teen girl comes with enough challenges—don’t let not knowing your rights be one of them. From saying “no” to unfair treatment at school, understanding your legal rights can help you feel safer, stronger, and more in control.
The 20% question: Can VAT on private schools fund a fairer education system?
The UK’s new 20% VAT on private school tuition, introduced to fund improvements in state education, has kickstarted a fierce debate over its impact on fairness and access.