“School districts should have enough money to hire better teachers and counselors to help the kids in trouble and prevent future problems.”

Police in schools, greenhouse gases and more.

As a playwright and community advocate, Daniel Carlton combines his experience in theater with his passion for social change.

Four immigrant Latino college students walk from Miami to Washington D.C. to call attention to the struggles undocumented immigrants face.

More police officers in schools means more kids now get expelled or arrested for behaviors that before would have meant a trip to the principal’s office.

In the past 10 years, more than $16 billion of the public’s money has been spent for stadium construction and upkeep from coast to coast.

Undocumented immigrant children face obstacles to higher education, cannot work legally in the United States and live in fear of deportation.

Many teachers feel that the focus on standardized multiple-choice tests has hurt the quality of teaching and learning.

The principal at the Khalil Gibran International Academy public school in Brooklyn, New York, Dhabah “Debbie” Almontasar, resigned after months of attacks that tried to prevent the school from opening. Opponents claim the school will promote radical Islam.

Students at schools in New York City are getting involved in Pennies of Promise, a fund-raising campaign to build a new school in Appalachia.