A Troup County School System program encourages students to be more proactive in utilizing mental health resources available to them at school.

As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is running guest essays this week about mental health in schools. This is the fifth of those essays.

An examination of the latest CDC and education data shows why student mental health in Georgia schools remains complicated — and urgent.

Sources of Strength, a national suicide prevention model, began in several Cobb County schools over 15 years ago and has expanded steadily, with new schools joining each year.

One in five students has a current, diagnosed mental or behavioral health condition. Georgia's student-to-school counselor ratio is 386:1, far above the recommended ratio.

A Chamblee High School student explains how the Green Heart STEM Challenge helped Georgia teens turn climate lessons into real fixes for creek erosion.

When teachers are excited about the subject matter, it's often contagious. Banning controversial books and topics doesn't help.

Education is changing as artificial intelligence rapidly transforms how we approach everything.

Driver’s education at Georgia high schools should be required to have a course on how to interact with law enforcement.

Adults using the newest AI tool can help them work faster and more efficiently, but what happens when people no longer learn how to be critical thinkers?