We asked members of our community to share recently published novels they would love to have read in high school. Here are your top picks.

High school students can explore core ideas like self-reliance and civil disobedience as they read Walden and engage in the game.

Understanding the usual course of social and emotional learning development can help teachers make sure their students are on track.

Over 12 million American kids live in poverty. What role can schools play in disrupting its pernicious effects?

Nontraditional books can help students make connections to content at the word level and deepen understanding by providing visual context.

A former elementary school principal describes how her school integrated community volunteers to enhance students’ academic growth.

This strategy helps teachers more mindfully integrate qualities like empathy and compassion into their communication with students and colleagues.

When these two school professionals commit to working together as a team to ensure wellness, develop student trust, and build community, everyone wins.

Counselors can offer a variety of programs to help students and their families make the most of interactions with college admissions staff.

Teachers can promote cultural literacy in the classroom by honoring the contributions of people from a wide spectrum of traditions.