Education

The clash between Virginia Senate Republicans and Democrats over gubernatorial appointments to university boards reached a new flashpoint this week, as GOP lawmakers condemned a newly scheduled committee meeting that

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced a statewide uptick in K-12 school grades for the 2024–25 academic year, continuing a positive trend from the previous year. According to data released July

Despite receiving more than $1.4 billion in taxpayer dollars in the newly passed Wisconsin state budget, the Universities of Wisconsin System will be raising tuition this fall—a decision already drawing

State Rep. Beau Baird is celebrating the achievement of North Montgomery High School senior Kayla Sankey, who has been named one of the select recipients of Indiana’s prestigious Next Generation

Senator Jim Holzapfel, Assemblyman Greg McGuckin, and Assemblyman Paul Kanitra aren’t mincing words. The Republican lawmakers representing New Jersey’s 10th Legislative District are calling out what they describe as a

A new student protection law has officially taken effect in Kentucky, placing guardrails on how school employees, coaches, and volunteers may communicate with minors. Senate Bill 181, sponsored by Sen.

Governor Bob Ferguson has signed Senate Bill 5009 into law, a bill sponsored by Senator John Braun that provides schools with more flexible and cost-effective transportation options for students. The

Two proposed bills aimed at combating antisemitism and protecting Jewish students on New York college campuses were blocked in committee last week, prompting frustration from members of the state’s Antisemitism

Young Texans are helping keep history alive, one essay at a time. More than 700 students across the Lone Star State submitted entries for the 2025 Save Texas History Essay

Earlier this week, the Michigan Senate passed Senate Bill 234, which requires school districts and public school academies to develop their own policies regarding wireless communication devices, such as cellphones,