Learn how educators and school staff can connect families with school meals, SNAP, Summer EBT and other nutrition programs that support student health and learning.

Explore how educators can support families in crisis, recognize bias and use a three-tier framework before reporting to child protective services.

Explore how educators can support families in crisis, recognize bias and use a three-tier framework before reporting to child protective services.

This webinar will show how schools can move beyond mandatory reporting towards mandatory supporting practices that truly protect children and strengthen families. This session highlights why the curre...

Hunger doesn’t stop at a growling stomach — it follows students into the classroom.

This webinar will show how schools can move beyond mandatory reporting towards mandatory supporting practices that truly protect children and strengthen families. This session highlights why the curre...

Hunger doesn’t stop at a growling stomach — it follows students into the classroom.

YouTube video by Share My Lesson

YouTube video by Share My Lesson

A Chicago educator shares how mandated support helped her choose collaboration over reporting, leading to better outcomes for a student and their family.

Educators hold five distinct forms of power when interacting with struggling families: professional authority, daily access to children, documentation power, community trust, and system privilege. But...

A new report co-released by the AAUP and the National Center provides the first in-depth, industry-wide examination of how academic freedom has been written into collective bargaining agreements acros...

Explore how updated mandated reporter training in New York shifts from reporting to mandated support—helping educators strengthen family and community connections.

Educators hold five distinct forms of power when interacting with struggling families: professional authority, daily access to children, documentation power, community trust, and system privilege. But...

Educators hold five distinct forms of power when interacting with struggling families: professional authority, daily access to children, documentation power, community trust, and system privilege. But...

Educators hold five distinct forms of power when interacting with struggling families: professional authority, daily access to children, documentation power, community trust, and system privilege. But...

Educators hold five distinct forms of power when interacting with struggling families: professional authority, daily access to children, documentation power, community trust, and system privilege. But...

By Stacy Bartlett

Black influence shapes music, media, sports and technology. As we commemorate 100 years of Black history, how do we make sure students learn not just the impact but also who deserves the credit?

Explore how updated mandated reporter training in New York shifts from reporting to mandated support—helping educators strengthen family and community connections.

Play isn’t extra—it’s essential. In this article, Melissa Labossiere shares why play is critical for learning, healing, and resilience, drawing on child welfare research and real classroom examples th...

Two school districts and a teachers union allege that the immigration crackdown has spilled onto campuses and interrupted the functioning of schools across the state.

Explore mandated support and mandated reporting resources for educators. Find tools to recognize concerns, build trust, and support student safety.

What does it mean to teach Black history 100 years after the first commemorations began? This milestone moment invites educators to reflect, reimagine and recommit to honoring Black voices in the clas...

Digital media, including television, the internet, social media, video games, and interactive assistants, form the digital ecosystem. When this digital ecosystem is designed with children’s unique dev...

Report about all 50 states brings a changing policy landscape into focus.

Thanks to a generous donation from the REI Co-op, 2,600 copies of Heather McGhee's The Sum of Us were given to teachers, teacher educators, and school librarians.

Jim Arey braids a growing understanding of effective child maltreatment interventions with a tool he’s used in training to help educators navigate awkward conversations about possible neglect directly...