School Board members, are you paying attention to why your district parents are switching schools?
How is your school board addressing school choice funds and special needs programs?
How does your school board and district policies address "demeaning messages" and First Amendment rights?
Is this something that all of your school board members might agree on? Banning cellphone is classrooms.
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?
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.
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.
A C-SPAN caller challenged American Federation of Teachers (ATF) President Randi Weingarten on Wednesday about her “role” in pushing for school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
There will be more girls at this weekend’s California high school track and field championships than originally planned following a mid-week decision by the California Interscholastic Federation.
School districts across the country spent more than $19 million in federal tax dollars on “diversity, equity, and inclusion” and “restorative justice” programs for K-12 students over the past few years, according to a new report.
School choice would benefit all students – including Jewish students and those of other faiths – according to a Florida rabbi who supports the federal Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA).
The U.S. Department of Education on Monday recognized the ways it says the Trump-Vance administration has returned education to states over its first 100 days, highlighting headway it has made in school choice and more.
North Dakota has joined the growing list of states keeping cell phones away from students during school hours.