Lauren covers education for WORLD’s digital, print, and podcast platforms. She is a graduate of Thomas Edison State University and World Journalism Institute, and she lives in Wichita, Kan.
Some institutions cut ties while scholars warn against blanket boycotts
How can the church help amid the shortage of social workers?
Experts support screening but say the expansion could overwhelm autism services
Education experts debate standardized testing in early elementary grades
Teachers are in short supply, especially at Christian schools
Students and education experts call for an end to built-in nepotism
Legislators and schools hope to help students secretly struggling with their relationship to food
Congress considers fixing a loophole that left some international adoptees without U.S. citizenship
Amid supply chain shortages, schools find creative ways to serve approved student lunches
Educators are trying to provide more help to students with dyslexia
