Empty student seats are not unique to the 2013 football season. The SGA rolled out a new program, Play for Four, Stay for Four, this school year in response to the lackluster student support seen ...

Still, only a handful of states — Arkansas, California, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, and Texas — have laws calling for seat belts on school buses.

Federal regulations do prohibit obstructing access to emergency exits on school buses, so that means students block the aisles by not sitting in the seat all the way.

According to new research, kids who sit on the fringes of the classroom's seat block are liked less by the peers both at the beginning of the semester—when they presumably do not know one ...