Education

Does it seem like kids in trouble get talked about more? Let's break that trend for a minute here. Meet Burton Scout Pack 160!

My, how times have changed! The iconic and beloved children's series, "Sesame Street" is taking on the difficult subject of having a parent in jail with its' new muppet.

It's an approach that has worked in Milwaukee and New York, and now another mid-western city hopes the startling images featured in this print ad campaign will tackle the problem of teen pregnancy.

Think math is for nerds? There are a million reasons you’re wrong.

Ashley Barker lied so she could skip work. Now, she doesn't have to worry about having a job to go to at all.

This teacher, fed up with how education is evolving, had the guts to do what we assume many teachers would like to do.

Kayla Wheeler is a 16-year-old high school student that was born with only one arm and no legs. But that doesn't slow her down in the pool.

Deonna Harris and Kimberly Haney were both taken aside by school officials at White Cloud High School here in Michigan this week and told that their pictures were unfit for publication in this year's school yearbook. See if you agree with the reason why.

This is the first year that students were allowed to pose with props in their yearbook photos. Having said that, one prop in particular is now causing a lot of controversy. In fact, the prop and the photo have been banned from the yearbook because it might promote teen pregnancy.

Soon, teachers' pay could be based solely on test scores with no consideration given to seniority. What do you think?

A Youtube comment from hmetz1787 says it best. "The student has become the teacher."

A mother is standing up to school officials in the Detroit suburb of Northville, claiming that the unedited version of Anne Frank's diary, 'The Diary of a Young Girl' is too frank for 7th graders, calling the material "pornographic."