By prioritizing intellect and character, we can transform our schools into institutions that prepare youth academically and emotionally.

The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics has developed the Framework for Character Education to guide the development of the Center’s educational programs for children and youth ages five to 18 years.

Victor Mravlag School No. 21, William F. Halloran School No. 22, and Juan Pablo Duarte - José Julián Martí School No. 28 were ...

Several Tuscaloosa-area schools earned prestigious recognition for the way they develop character in students this week, with ...

While academic achievement should remain a central focus in public education, it is time to prioritize character education alongside it. Cultivating respect, responsibility, empathy and ...

More than 1,000 fifth graders share insights on good character traits at local event, emphasizing importance of ethical ...

On the first day of school most kindergartners anticipate the moment they can become a passenger on the big yellow school bus just like their favorite book and cartoon, “The Magic School Bus.” ...

Parents will soon have the opportunity to enroll in a "Bible-based character education" program called LifeWise ...

Little Rock's own, LISA Academy North High School, made history by becoming the first school in Arkansas to earn the ...

Nipher Middle School in the Kirkwood School District has been named as a 2025 Missouri School of Character, a distinction awarded by CharacterPlus, the nation’s longest-running character education ...