Is your School Board in compliance with state law regarding parental rights?
What is the status in your state regarding President Trump's executive order and Title IX?
How does your school board and district handle "political or personal statements" at school events or ceremonies?
Do you understand the reasons why teachers and teacher's unions are participating in I.C.E. protests?
What can we learn and apply from a recent Wisconsin bill that would eliminate the option of schools passing operation referendum and would limit the length of time for a nonrecurring operational funding referenda to four years?
Last week, Hawaii Governor Dr. Josh Green signed an appropriations bill to satisfy claims against the state, which required a $100,000 judgment be paid to Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) Hawaii and its Good News Clubs.
A former Washington, D.C., charter-school teacher is behind bars after being arrested by the FBI and charged in connection with soliciting child pornography.
After years of institutions celebrating June as “Pride Month,” the U.S. Department of Education chose a starkly different course by recognizing June as "Title IX Month,” in line with other recent Trump administration efforts.
Three former public school superintendents are making a bold call for public education to embrace microschools – something the private Christian school world has been doing for years.
A high school valedictorian from a North Carolina school district recently delivered an unaltered graduation speech containing religious references to his Christian faith even though the district had attempted to edit out and censor his remarks about “God” and “Jesus Christ.”
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has referred Loudoun County Public Schools and the Loudoun County School Board to the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice.
Lance Christensen of the California Policy Center typically characterizes EdSource as the state’s “foremost publication on educational issues.” However, one of his X posts took issue with the focus of a recent article lamenting the increase in students identifying as homeless statewide.
A North Carolina school board accused of inventing "a racial incident out of thin air," violating "a student's rights to free speech" and punishing him for that invention is awaiting a judge's approval of settlement that includes at least $20,000.
Under light questioning from senators, the deputy secretary nominee said she wants to create an ‘outcomes-oriented department.’
A new Texas Parental Rights in Education Bill is heading to the governor’s desk, with its purpose being to protect children in the state of Texas from being sexualized by their schools.