Education

Earlier this year, we reported on the mounting tension surrounding New York State’s mandate to ban Indigenous-themed school mascots, a policy set to take full effect by June 2025. What

Iowa is the latest state to address the growing concern of electronic device use in schools with the introduction of House File 782, which aims to regulate when and how

Recently, Governor Mike Braun and State Senator Jeff Raatz unveiled Indiana’s new high school diploma system. This new diploma system, which will be implemented across the state by 2029, comes

Georgia lawmakers have taken a significant step toward addressing the growing issue of chronic absenteeism in schools with the passage of new legislation. Sponsored by Senator John F. Kennedy, the

Florida lawmakers are moving to cut through red tape in the state’s public education system. This past week, the Senate unanimously passed a new measure aimed at reducing bureaucratic burdens

A bill introduced by Representative Demi Busatta Cabrera to ban student cell phone use throughout the entire school day has moved one step closer to becoming law in Florida. On

A bill advancing through the Texas Legislature is stirring renewed debate over gender identity, free speech, and the rights of public school employees. Senate Bill 810, introduced by Senator Bryan

Indiana State Sen. Jean Leising welcomed a group of bright and curious sixth-grade students from Everton Elementary School to the Statehouse on Tuesday, March 18. The visit provided an opportunity

A proposed bill currently under consideration in the Texas Senate would introduce mandatory lessons on the history and harms of communism, starting as early as fourth grade. Senate Bill 24,

A new bill introduced by Florida State Representative Demi Busatta Cabrera seeks to prohibit students from using wireless communications devices throughout the entire school day, extending beyond the current restriction