Molly Dugan, known as Miss Dugan on TikTok, gives us non-teachers a valuable little lesson plan.

Our series of "Tech Tug of War" looks at teachers' ideas and frustration as schools enact new guidelines on the use of smartphones in schools.

You may have seen this video of high school teacher Natalie Kaczmarski rapping her own rendition of "Rich Baby Daddy" by Drake. It shows how rapping helps her be an effective math teacher.

The U.S. Consumer Finance Protection Bureau has filed a proposed order to permanently ban Navient from directly servicing federal student loans, which the agency says will end years of abusive lending practices

The U.S. consumer watchdog has found that low-income families typically pay as much as 60 cents per dollar in fees when paying for school lunches electronically

Sophisticated scammers can target you from multiple angles as you gear up for school.

Matthew McConaughey joined "GMA" to discuss the Greenlights Grant Initiative, one year after he co-founded the project with his wife Camila Alves McConaughey.

The actor is on a mission to make America's schools safer through the work of the Greenlights Grant Initiative he co-founded with his wife Camila Alves.

McConaughey’s book, “Greenlights,” is out in paperback on Nov. 12.

Superintendents who have been a part of the Greenlights Grants Initiative discuss the program’s impact.

ABC News' Deborah Roberts looks at why some parents are against keeping the devices away from their kids.

A Christian school at the center of a Supreme Court decision that requires Maine to include religious schools in a state tuition program is challenging a state antidiscrimination law

The big business of youth sports continues to grow as high school and amateur competitions increasingly grab hold of our attention and wallets.

A 2023 Pew survey found 72% of teachers support cellphone restrictions as more states implement bans.

Colleges and universities are the target of political pressure, as the issues of free speech, diversity programs, curriculum and student loans create chaos in higher ed.

As students head back to the classroom, at least 13 states have taken steps to address the issue of cellphones in classrooms.

More school districts across the U.S. are implementing student cellphone bans.

ABC News’ Will Ganss takes a look at the teachers of TikTok who are inspiring students and each other by sharing advice and lessons from the classroom.

Family therapist, mom, and author Eli Harwood joins GMA to talk kids’ mental health and her book “Raising Securely Attached Kids.”

The California Legislature passed a bipartisan bill known as the California School Food Safety Act to ban six harmful chemicals in school food.

GMA Lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto brings the latest must-have items for back-to-school.

From the "can't find a ramp dad" to the "one trip dad," these dads made move-in day at Rutgers University a success.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to reinstate the Biden administration’s latest plan to cancel student debt, with millions of borrowers now in limbo while lawsuits work their way through the courts.

When Tavia Wade dropped her twin girls off at kindergarten for the first time, she received a poem attached to a pack of tissues. Then, the tears started flowing.

"GMA" looks at school attendance and the epidemic of absenteeism on the rise since the pandemic, which puts millions of American children at risk of falling behind.

A look at the numbers behind bans on cell phone use in schools as millions of students return to the classroom with new restrictions.

"GMA" looks at the California school district that became the first to switch to electric models, and the positive ripple effect it's had for students, parents and the environment.

Ryder Fieri graduated high school in June.

Braxton Spencer was not ready to say goodbye to his older brother, Ja'Juan, while dropping him off at his college dorm.

Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez shares how to prepare your family for optimal health this school year amid the heels of a COVID wave.

After years of welcoming her older sisters home from school, it was finally Loxley's turn.

When it comes to education, Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have vastly different plans for the nation.

A new survey has found that most Americans oppose book restrictions in public schools amid record-breaking attempts to remove books from shelves.

Between 1980 and 2020, the cost of higher education increased nearly 170%, leading more students towards vocational schools to learn a trade skill, like electricians and plumbers.

Florida's New College is under fire after what appears to be hundreds of books that have been wiped from its collection and discarded on the street.

As students head back to school nationwide, classrooms may begin to feel the effects of laws concerning LGBTQ issues, race, and religion that have recently been passed.

In 2019, Newsom signed a bill into law granting districts the authority to regulate the use of the devices during school hours.

California is proposing such a ban while Virginia announced it will restrict cellphone use in public K-12 schools starting in 2025.

Gov. Gavin Newsom sent a letter to California schools ahead of the new school year encouraging them to immediately restrict phones in class.

A teacher known as “Mr. C” has taught his kids evaporation using the tune of Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space” and math using the tune of NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye.”

As students get ready to head back to class across the U.S. -- and COVID-19 cases keep trending upward -- are schools ready to handle the virus?

Elementary school teacher Elaine Salmon was getting her classroom ready for students when a bear entered the room and surprised her.

Last year's rollout of a newly revamped form was messy.

The Utah State Board of Education put together a list of titles that have met the statewide threshold for removal based on a newly enforced law.

PEN America says it is the first statewide book ban in schools.

Georgia Schools Superintendent Richard Woods announced Wednesday that the state will restore public funding for the advanced placement classes in public schools.

Harvard "failed its Jewish students" and must face a lawsuit over antisemitism on campus after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack against Israel, a federal judge in Boston ruled.

Harvard University "failed its Jewish students" and must face a lawsuit over antisemitism on campus following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack against Israel, Judge Richard Stearns ruled.

Four years after COVID-19 interrupted schools, educators call for an overhaul.

ABC News medical correspondent Dr. Darien Sutton shares how schools across the U.S. have been introducing yoga, meditation and mindfulness exercises to help students manage stress.