Henry Hanlon is the best player on the court for the San Francisco Waldorf High School girls’ basketball team. Through four games, the center has scored nearly two-thirds of the team’s points this season (90 out of 137) and is averaging just over 22 points per game.
A new organization is focused on providing an alternative to liberated ethnic studies, a controversial curriculum that draws on critical race theory components.
As the battle over allowing certain classroom curricula continues into 2025, two opposing groups shared milestones and failures from the past year regarding explicit books in the classroom.
A parental advocacy organization says the Department of Justice spent over $100 million on restorative justice, social-emotional learning programs and diversity, equity and inclusion programs since 2021.
The evidence is in: When unions, district officials, school boards, parents and community members work together, students succeed.
In light of the National School Board Association’s removal of their September 29, 2021 letter from their website, the full missive is attached here and posted below. In addition, the Department of Justice’s October 4, 2021 memo is also attached here and pasted below.
A California kindergarten teacher has filed a federal lawsuit against the Oakland Unified School District (OUSD), alleging a violation of her First Amendment rights related to the gender transition of her five year-old student.
This microschool utilizes community partnerships to get kids learning beyond the classroom.
A Massachusetts high school hosted events such as “Queer Jeopardy” and “The History of Queer Media” during its “LGBTQ+ Awareness Day” this past Wednesday.
Tom Homan also said that undocumented parents of US-born children will be deported, with or without their kids.
New York state’s Waterville Central School District has changed its mind on religious liberty, and will now allow one of its students to start a school Bible club.
Education under Donald Trump, school closure decisions, and the expansion of school choice are among the key stories we’ll be following next year.
Missouri, U. Iowa received grants to train public school teachers in ‘antiracist counseling’ and ‘equity-centered education.'
Opportunity gaps impact students from a variety of backgrounds in both public and private school choice programs, a CRPE report says.
As public school students, staff, and faculty seek to express their diverse religious holidays this season, several experts offer recommendations to avoid repercussions.