Why do boys underperform in school in comparison to girls? Looking for answers, I have been reading the extensive “boy problem” literature as well as talking to young men themselves.

Check out the latest rankings for Nebraska high school boys soccer by Nick Rubek. Here are the latest rankings for Nebraska high school boys soccer by Nick Rubek, records through Tuesday's games.

That’s not the reality for today’s students. More than half of teenagers say that boys and girls are now mostly equal in school. And significant shares say that girls have advantages over boys ...

Check out Stu Pospisil's latest rankings for Nebraska high school boys basketball. School, record, previous ranking 1. Papillion-La Vista South, 23-3, 1 2. Millard North, 18-6, 4 3. Bellevue West ...

WOLMERS’ Boys’ ‘A’ team are the champions of the National High Schools Chess Championships for 2025 contested over two days and six rounds at Calabar High School. Wolmers’ dominated the ...

Based on a Colson Whitehead novel, the Oscar-nominated movie dramatizes the story of the Florida School for Boys, which traumatized children as young as 5 for more than a century Based on a True ...

The Maine high school boys basketball season is in full swing, and High School On SI has scores for every team and classification. Keep track of Maine high school boys basketball scores below.

Girls, on average, find more success at school than boys. The data are clear; the reasons behind it, less so. Are boys today simply less likely than girls to see the value of succeeding academically?

They also help inform a broad Education Week enterprise project, For Too Many Boys, School Isn’t Working. Solutions Are in Reach, that closely examines this disturbing trend, dives into ...

Boys are having a hard time in school. At least far too many are. Compared to girls, they tend to get lower grades, receive fewer academic awards, and do less homework. They may get into trouble ...

RaMell Ross’ newest film Nickel Boys tells the story of the friendship of Elwood Curtis (Ethan Herisse) and Turner (Brandon Wilson) as the two navigate a harsh Florida reform school in the 1960s.