Study: ADHD Diagnosis More Likely for Youngest Kids in Class
New research suggests younger kids in a classroom are 30 percent more likely to receive an ADHD diagnosis.
New research suggests younger kids in a classroom are 30 percent more likely to receive an ADHD diagnosis.
Students could be seeing more random metal detector screenings and bag checks.
The air quality in the Bay Area has been deemed unhealthy from smoke and the majority of schools have closed until it is safe for students.
Halloween can be a scary time, especially for parents with young kids. Here are some tips to keep your children safe this year.
Treatments provided over the Internet could be the solution to meeting the increased need for mental health services on college campuses.
Poudre School District is seeking a state-funded grant of $400,000 each year for three years to combat its bullying problem.
The rate of young children not receiving vaccinations has increased for the third year in a row.
For the first time in a decade, school climates for LGBTQ students are getting worse which negatively impacts student’s mental health and their education.
Many schools require students with allergies to have an EpiPen on school grounds at all times.
Campus security and creativity are not mutually exclusive. New ideas are needed to address today’s evolving challenges.
Join Campus Safety and Stephen Lopez, Chief of the New Mexico State University Police Department to learn how to apply the KISUS (Keep It Simple Under Stress) principle so that emergency plans are easy to train, learn, and utilize.
New tracking technology is now available to help campus officials make the best decisions and keep students and staff safe when severe weather strikes.
