Public schools in a Northern Virginia county have quietly removed a pro-LGBTQ book after parents criticized it for sexually explicit images.
The Oregon Department of Education released a new policy encouraging public schools to limit students’ cell phone use. The guidance cites the associated mental, social and academic challenges as reasons to decrease screen time.
A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of the Brevard County chapter of Moms for Liberty in a case challenging school board policies that restricted speech at public meetings.
When it comes to helping special-needs kids, Christian microschools are stepping up to the table.
Parents from the Loudoun County School district in Virginia are suing the school board, claiming that their First Amendment rights were violated at a board meeting.
Key Takeaways It matters what this next generation is taught. The destructive ideology of CRT has made its way into core subjects in the district’s catalog. Corporate America is beginning to turn away from institutional DEI. It’s time schools got back to basics, too.
Should Kamala Harris be installed in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue come January, she and Tim Walz would depend upon destructive agents to carry out their radical agenda to “deconstruct” America.
After NOLA Public Schools opened its first permanent district-run school in 20 years, New Orleans education is at a crossroads. A big question remains: How far do district leaders want to go?
Salem-Keizer will have weapon detection systems operating in all six comprehensive high schools this school year, with a likely expansion to middle schools next year.
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An ongoing lawsuit by book publishers against the State of Florida is shaping up to be one of the most significant cases in the fight for the freedom to read.
District removes books including ‘The Bluest Eye,’ ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and Dr. Seuss’ ‘Wacky Wednesday’ to comply with state law
Due to a new state law, more than 400 books have been pulled from Wilson County school libraries, including a children’s book by Dr. Seuss called “Wacky Wednesday.”
Passing 4-2, the policy expands who can object to books in Osseo Public School libraries. Opponents say it’s a slippery slope toward book bans.
A federal judge on Wednesday heard arguments but did not rule on a motion to dismiss a lawsuit that challenges a section of the Arkansas LEARNS Act prohibiting “indoctrination” in schools.