Education (K-12)
Trump Administration Claims New York’s Mascot Ban is a Violation of Civil Rights: What You Need to Know
The U.S. Department of Education recently accused New York officials of unfair treatment toward Native Americans. They claim this is ... Read more
Texas Woman Allegedly Purchased Guns for Son’s School Shooting Plot, Say Police: What We Know
A woman in Texas, Ashley Pardo, faces serious charges for allegedly helping her 13-year-old son prepare for a school shooting. ... Read more
Why Students Are Short-Circuiting Their Chromebooks for Viral Social Media Challenges
Across the country, a troubling trend is emerging among students. Known as the "Chromebook Challenge," it involves them deliberately damaging ... Read more
Supreme Court Signals Support for Oklahoma’s Religious Charter School: What It Means for Education
The Supreme Court may allow Oklahoma to use state funds to support a religious charter school. This school, St. Isidore ... Read more
Discover Philadelphia: The Surprising History Behind the School Lunch Battle
In a lively classroom, Alex Asal, a museum educator at the Science History Institute in Philadelphia, engaged a group of ... Read more
Judge Upholds School Funding: Trump’s Restrictions on D.E.I. Efforts Struck Down
A federal judge in New Hampshire has ruled against the Trump administration’s plan to cut federal funding from public schools ... Read more
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Governor’s 400-Year Editorial Change is Within Veto Powers: What It Means for the Future
In a recent decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Governor Tony Evers regarding his controversial use ... Read more
How an Unsecured Door Allowed School Shooting Suspect to Bypass Security: Insights from Police
A 17-year-old opened fire at a Dallas high school on Tuesday, injuring five students. The shooter, Tracy Denard Haynes Jr., ... Read more
Supreme Court Decision: Trump Authorized to Halt Teacher Grants – What This Means for Education
The Supreme Court recently allowed the Trump administration to pause $65 million in teacher-training grants. The administration argues that these ... Read more
New York Women’s Basketball Coach Dismissed After Controversial Incident Involving Player’s Ponytail
A high school basketball coach in Northville, New York, was fired after a troubling incident during a state championship game. ... Read more
