State-Specific Resources

Three Texas teachers are going to prison for sex-related crimes including sexually assaulting students and distributing child porn, reports Texas Scorecard.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon unveils a new Title IX Special Investigations Team aimed at safeguarding women's sports and spaces, signaling a decisive shift in enforcement under the Trump administration.

As Louisiana continues its push to improve education through school choice, it has introduced a new accountability tool granting an inside look at schools and how education dollars are spent.

The proposal calls on districts to adopt formal policies on hearing challenges and sets limits on who can file them.

In a pivotal 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court endorsed the Trump Administration's termination of teaching grants linked to diversity policies, marking a significant moment in the ongoing debate over education and equity.

More than 20% of Wisconsin school districts have turned to voters for additional funding – proposing referenda questions at the highest rate in three decades, analysts say.

A pivotal court ruling in California revives a lawsuit challenging school policies on transgender identity, emphasizing parental rights in education.

Over 380 different books were removed from the Naval Academy library on Friday evening after the Trump administration took steps to remove DEI as well as other left-wing policies in government.

Even as enrollment plunges in the Los Angeles school district, current policies are denying access to a quality public education for thousands of students, a new report concludes. 

A courageous teen witnesses the chaos of an anti-Trump protest, shedding light on the alarming indoctrination in schools. His powerful testimony reveals the unsettling reality of today’s educational environment.

In what may reveal a twisted web of government surveillance and harassment, a former New Jersey school board member who was allegedly targeted by the military after she objected to sexual content in schools has added two federal entities to her lawsuit.

The North Carolina Supreme Court is allowing the mother of a minor child who received a COVID-19 vaccination against her and the child’s will to sue the school that administered it.

The legislation requires school districts to consider installing a panic alarm system in their schools.

When public school activists attack school choice, they often claim choice programs will harm disadvantaged students, such as minorities, low-income students and especially those with special needs.

U.S. Department of Education Directs Schools to Comply with Parental Rights Laws

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