Some districts are trying hotlines, others are offering socially distanced in-person sessions.

COVID-19 has driven women’s unemployment rate higher than men’s and could worsen the gender pay gap in the long term.

Working parents with schoolkids at home due to COVID-19 should be eligible for federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance. But that’s not working out for some.

Parents are concerned about what online learning could to do their finances and their career growth.

School will be remote for many kids in the fall, and parents have been scrambling to outfit their homes with schooling furniture and supplies.

To get a new bike, this 11-year-old signed a contract to do the thing he hates most: math.

As families turn to nannies for child care, some are screening candidates by whether they’ve had COVID-19, hoping they won’t bring the virus into the home.

Some choose to quit due to health concerns rather than go back into the classroom.

Workers hope to strengthen an industry that has become even more precarious.

For many Americans, the child care system has always been a financial burden.