Changes in family structure can significantly impact children’s education by affecting their emotional stability, resource availability, and support systems. For instance, children from single-parent or blended families may encounter unique challenges, such as less supervision or conflicting parental expectations. These changes can influence academic performance, social skills, and emotional well-being. Moreover, family dynamics play a crucial role in shaping values and attitudes toward education. Understanding these impacts is essential for educators, allowing them to tailor support and interventions that address students’ diverse needs arising from varying family structures.