Garland speaks at school where he tutors kids

Judge Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's choice for the Supreme Court vacancy, speaks at the graduation ceremony for J.O. Wilson Elementary School, Wednesday, June 15, 2016, at the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Was... . Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's choice to fill the Supreme Court vacancy, sits with Jenifer Morales-Garcia, left, and Vernell Garvin, right, both fifth graders who Garland tutors, during the graduation ceremony fo... .

50 Years After Miranda: A Look At IL’s Juvenile Justice System Monday, June 13

Springfield, Ill Today marks 50 years since the U.S. Supreme Court made Miranda warnings mandatory, and legal experts say Illinois is taking small but positive steps in bolstering those rights for young people accused of crimes. University of Chicago law professor Randolph Stone is praising parts of Senate Bill 2370 , which would require a simplified Miranda warning for minors.

David Sarasohn: Fighting over lunch money

"I spent a lot of my time at my last school in Utah tracking down families who owed lunch money," he recalls, not exactly nostalgically. Welch has been able to think about education more lately because of a change in the school lunch rules in 2010, that allow schools with at least 40 percent of their students on food stamps or Medicaid to serve everybody free lunch.

South Plains Food Bank begins feeding program

A summer food program, provided for children by the South Plains Food Bank, will be launched Saturday in a free lunch and activities event from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Carlisle Park, 26th Street and Avenue W. According to Danielle Robertson, communications and digital marketing manager for the food bank, the program was set up for the summer because one in four children across the South Plains is considered food-insecure. "During the summer, need at the food bank typically increases due to the added strain on families to feed children who would otherwise benefit from the free and reduced lunch program at school," she said.

HERO: Dad Pulls Sons Out Of School After Officials Allow Girl To Use Boys’ Bathroom

A father of three in small-town Michigan has pulled his three children - all sons - out of the local public schools after one of the sons told him that school officials are allowing a girl to use the boys' bathroom because she really wants to be a boy. The scene of the transgender fracas is Howell, Mich.

NJ Town Celebrates Hometown Astronaut Twins Mark and Scott Kelly

Not all of the kids of West Orange, New Jersey's Pleasantdale Elementary School were exactly thrilled when they heard their school would be renamed to Kelly Elementary, according to the school's PTA members. But they quickly warmed to the idea - and yesterday , they cheered the loudest of all as members of the school community and city residents gathered to celebrate their identical-twin hometown astronauts, Mark and Scott Kelly.

Inspired by Baltimore third-grader, White House invites science input from students

Taking its cue from a third-grader in Baltimore, the Obama administration on Thursday opened a dialogue with students to seek ideas on how the government can encourage more young people to engage in science, math and technology. White House officials announced in a blog post that they are inviting students - or "kid scientists and innovators" - to send in their ideas for shaping the future of the field, including how to improve science and engineering education in schools.

The World They Deserve: Join the Global Moms Relay

The Global Moms Relay is one of my favorite HuffPost traditions, a collaborative effort to tap into our collective gratitude and love, not only for our own mothers, but for all mothers around the world. This year's theme is "What kind of world do you want for your family in 2030?" And we're using the HuffPost platform to bring more and more voices into this conversation and harness the power of social media for good.

Trump campaign CEO faces claims of domestic violence, anti-Semitism

Donald Trump 's new campaign CEO is under fire again - this time for anti-Semitic comments he supposedly made in the '90s during a legal battle with his ex-wife over where his children should go to school. According to court documents obtained by New York Daily News , the ex-wife claimed Bannon "said that he doesn't like the way they raise their kids to be 'whiny brats' and that he didn't want the girls going to school with Jews."