Every district in the state is updating electronic device policies in response to a new state law, the FOCUS Act.

Most schools are implementing a bell-to-bell ban, meaning from the first bell of the day to the last, phones are not allowed.

Doctoral student Chelsia Douglas combines policy, purpose and personal experience to support student success and ...

Annette Shelby, longtime educator from Coffee County, and wife of former U.S. Senator Richard Shelby for 65 years, died July ...

Devices like phones, AirPods, smart watches, tablets and gaming systems are now banned during the school day. Students will ...

A new report has ranked Alabama’s top private high schools, providing guidance for parents considering non-public education options for their children. Niche has published its 2025 rankings of the ...

The Birmingham Board of Education has approved changes to its student code of conduct to align with Alabama's new Focus Act, ...

President Donald Trump issued an executive order that seeks to create rules around what college athletes can earn from name, ...

Ettice Brickus served on the Baltimore Police Department for about 24 years before joining the Montgomery Police Department ...

The ACC is implementing two new policies in the 2025 season as the conference looks to increase player safety. How could FSU ...