Beyond the Screen: Why Big Tech is Finally Facing a Day in Court for Youth Mental Health
As school districts and families join forces in a historic legal battle, the era of unchecked social...
education policy
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The Great Math Makeover: Can New State Policies Solve America’s Achievement Gap?
As math scores hit historic lows across the country, a growing number of states are overhauling how...
California Files Landmark Lawsuit Against Federal Education Department Over Student Privacy and Gender Disclosure
A high-stakes legal battle has erupted as California sues the U.S. Department of Education, challeng...
The Superintendent’s Tightrope: Navigating the Politics of Public Statements
In an era of deep polarization, school districts are increasingly pressured to weigh in on social an...
Decoding the Inquiry: Why Congress is Diving Deep into the 'Science of Reading'
Federal lawmakers are shifting their focus from broad literacy mandates to the granular details of e...
Student Protests & Free Speech: ICE Raids Spark Walkouts, Campus Debate
Student walkouts protesting recent ICE raids are igniting renewed debates about free speech on colle...
Millions Paid to Civil Rights Staff During Education Dept. Layoff Attempts
The Department of Education spent up to $38 million on salaries and benefits for civil rights staff...
Private School Surge: States Seeing Explosive Growth in Choice Programs
Private school choice programs, fueled by Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) and vouchers, are experi...
The $2 Billion Whistle-Stop Tour: Analyzing Trump's Shift on K-12 Mental Health Funding
Former President Trump's fluctuating stance on a $2 billion allocation for K-12 student mental healt...
Bible in Schools: Texas Reading List Fuels National Debate on Literary Canon
A recent decision by the Texas State Board of Education to include the Bible in its high school Engl...