Ceira Ross-Porter didn’t realize her son couldn’t read until he began second grade this fall. While her son, Roy, would ace spelling tests at the Leadership School in St. Louis, Missouri, his mom said ...

New nationwide research shows many parents think their child is doing well in school, but they may be falling short on state testing. This latest research is from the national organization, Learning ...

A new study in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior suggests that the way parents view school meals can impact how likely their children are to participate in meal programs at school. A ...

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Parents have a more negative perception of public schools in New Orleans this year compared to past years, according to the results of the Cowen Institute's annual poll of New Orleanians’ opinions ...

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Despite headlines declaring newly found parent power since COVID-19 upended education, parents risk being on the sidelines as schools make up for pandemic-related lost instruction. This blind spot, ...

tudy finds that when parents perceive their child’s allergy as endless and overwhelming their children tend to have lower ...

Approximately one third of parents of children with atopic dermatitis (AD) reported little or no improvement with elimination diets, and nearly 80% reintroduced the eliminated foods, based on survey ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — New nationwide research shows many parents think their child is doing well in school, but they may be falling short on state testing. Organization leaders say this gap often stems ...