Parents and Education

In a significant step to address the impacts of teacher misconduct, Horry County Schools is dedicating over $600,000 to support families affected by abuse in special education settings. This initiative underscores the district’s commitment to student advocacy, child welfare, and family assistance, highlighting the important role local education agencies play in maintaining safe and supportive …

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For six decades, the Head Start program has been a cornerstone of early childhood education, providing critical support to children born into poverty. This inclusive initiative has helped level the academic playing field for many young learners regardless of their backgrounds. However, in 2025, the Trump administration has implemented a significant policy shift by excluding …

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Effective support for children with special educational needs (SEN) is fundamental to creating opportunities for these learners to thrive both academically and personally. The diversity of needs among children with SEN requires a flexible, understanding, and well-resourced approach. While inclusion is celebrated as a goal, it should not imply forcing all children into a one-size-fits-all …

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The Cincinnati Museum Center is making strides to educate and inspire young visitors with its latest initiative dedicated to health education. This new exhibit, designed specifically for children, invites families to explore the fascinating systems of the human body through interactive learning experiences. Opening its doors in mid-2024, the exhibit creates a unique opportunity for …

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In a significant departure from decades of federal practice, the Trump administration has implemented sweeping policies that bar undocumented immigrant children from accessing federal preschool funding and essential health services. This policy shift redefines longstanding humanitarian exceptions, sparking urgent debates about immigration, child welfare, and educational equity. As these new rules take effect, families at …

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Amid growing concerns over the widespread child care shortage affecting families and the economy, a dedicated task force has unveiled practical initial measures designed to address the crisis. By engaging a broad coalition of stakeholders—including educators, parents, industry leaders, and policymakers—the group aims to improve access, affordability, and quality of early childhood care across the …

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For more than five years, Ukrainian children have faced unprecedented disruptions to their education due to the compounding crises of the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing armed conflict. This prolonged interruption has deeply affected their academic progress and, critically, their emotional well-being. The destruction of educational infrastructure, displacement, and difficulties accessing remote learning have left millions …

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The MSU Extension is set to host an engaging health education event for children in Louisville, offering an interactive and fun-filled morning dedicated to teaching young learners about the human body and the importance of healthy habits. This initiative reflects a growing commitment to empowering families and communities with knowledge that promotes wellness from an …

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Mayor Eric Adams has announced a significant $80 million investment to strengthen early childhood education in New York City. This initiative, embedded within the Fiscal Year 2026 Adopted Budget, aims to provide expanded childcare services and enhanced educational programs, particularly focusing on pre-K special education students and families with young children. As NYC continues to …

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As the new school year rapidly approaches, Clark County has launched a comprehensive back-to-school drive aimed at supporting the education of children in foster care. This community-driven initiative mobilizes local residents, nonprofit organizations, and volunteers to provide essential school supplies, ensuring children in foster care start their academic year prepared and confident. Through a concerted …

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