Farida Shaheed, United Nations Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights, has stated that more than 90 per cent of schools in Gaza have been either completely or partially destroyed, ...

Teens spend an average of 90 minutes on smartphones during school, with 25% exceeding two hours. Some states are banning phones in schools due to concerns about distractions and mental health.

Teens spend an average of 90 minutes on smartphones during school, with 25% exceeding two hours. Some states are banning phones in schools due to concerns about distractions and mental health. Parents ...

Back in our hometown of Richmond, Virginia, Oliver attended a public elementary school where lunch was a quick, no-frills affair. The menu rotated through a brief selection of “kid-friendly” foods ...

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Gone are the days of a fancy lunch box, the latest stationary and brand new uniforms. Australian families are struggling with the back to school basics as the cost of living continues to bite.

Australians are struggling to afford the humble school lunch. The Smiths Family chief executive Doug Taylor said 30 per cent of the 67,000 vulnerable children being supported by the charity did ...

An engaging documentary about the merit and mechanics of its own form, “Middletown” is set deep in the slacker era of 1991, when, in a small town in upstate New York, a vanguarding high school teacher ...

Anyone familiar with public schools knows the drill. The lunch bell rings, and the lines form to gather the fuel necessary to make it through the second half of the day. Behind every tray of balanced ...

The Georgia Republican believes young teens should find "value" and money for lunch by getting a job. Georgia Congressman Rich McCormick suggests students should work to pay for their school lunches.