WSJ's Tawnell Hobbs details rising fees and costs for parents as students head back to school, even in public school districts.

Tropical Storm Dorian heads toward Puerto Rico, more arrests likely in investigation of Florida nursing home deaths, and parents face a growing barrage of fees as students head back to school.

School is about to start back up, and with it comes the daily grind of homework. Tired of battling with your child about homework? The WSJ's Clare Ansberry offers her suggestions on the best parental approach to take to ensure success.

Abha Bhattarai from the Washington Post says the business of outfitting children in bulletproof school gear is booming.

Should private guards be used more in schools? USA Today's Erin Richards has a look at what experts are saying.

A four-day school week is getting positive marks from teachers and parents alike. Tawnell Hobbs from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Adam Russo, author and Child and Family Psychologist, says that parents can make or break the school year for their kids.

Put the phone down and pick up a pencil. Listen as MarketWatch's Maria Lamagna tells Gordon why the U.S. should take note of France's recent ban on smartphones in schools.

Could more school discipline have changed the outcome of the Parkland school shooting? Michelle Hackman from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

What should lawmakers be doing to prevent more school shootings? GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak has a look.

Are online schools performing as well as their brick and mortar cousins? Tawnell Hobbs from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Can anything be done about school shootings? Law Enforcement Expert Lou Palumbo gives us a look.

Democrats withdraw offer to fund Trump's border wall, students are killed in Kentucky school shooting, and Waze unable to explain how car ended up in Lake Champlain.

The Wall Street Journal's Sue Shellenbarger focuses on the issues around pulling children out of school for family time.

How Silicon Valley billionaires are remaking America's schools, Compass Media Networks sports announcer Chris Carrino opens up about the struggles of living with FSHD, and why jeans aren't allowed at school-unless you pay.