Protecting and Promoting School Choice

April 26, 2026

NYC Mayor Vetoes School Protest Buffer Zone Bill

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has vetoed a City Council bill that would have required police to establish buffer zones around schools during protests. The measure aimed to create separation between protesters and school premises for safety reasons. This decision prevents the implementation of mandatory zones, allowing protests to occur closer to schools. Key […]

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Google’s $10B Boost to AI Leader Anthropic

Google has committed $10 billion in cash to AI company Anthropic at a $350 billion valuation. The deal includes potential additional funding of up to $30 billion based on performance milestones. This investment strengthens Google’s position in the competitive AI sector. Key Points Google pledges $10B cash investment in Anthropic Valuation set at $350 billion

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Texas Teacher Arrested for Improper Student Ties

A 27-year-old educator in Texas was arrested following an investigation into alleged inappropriate communications with a student. The arrest highlights concerns over student safety in educational settings. Authorities have not released further details on the case. Key Points 27-year-old educator arrested in Texas Allegations involve inappropriate student communications Investigation led to formal charges Implications for

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Oklahoma Signs Strict Third-Grade Reading Law

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed Senate Bill 1778 into law, implementing major changes to early childhood reading policies. The bill reinstates strict third-grade retention for students not meeting reading proficiency standards. The signing occurred at John W. Rex Charter Elementary School amid state leaders and students. Key Points Reinstates strict third-grade retention for poor

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Engaging Boys in Climate Action Education

The article explores why boys tend to care less about environmental issues than girls, based on research and observations by University of Vermont lecturer Joseph Henderson. It discusses the perception of planet care as ‘unmanly’ and highlights a gender divide in climate action participation. Henderson has noted this trend in educational settings, prompting questions on

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