Concussion is a commonly encountered injury in children and adolescents participating in scholastic and non-scholastic sports, non-traditional recreational activities, and activities of daily living. It affects multiple domains of function and may interfere with school, social life, family relationships, athletics, and emotional well-being. Swift diagnosis and appropriate management can aid in recovery and minimize long-term effects. This chapter will present three concussion related cases focusing on return to learn, return to sport, and injuries requiring prompt evaluation.