Education News

A federal court rejected Echols County School District’s qualified immunity defense in a lawsuit over non-compliance with a race bias settlement. The district argued that qualified immunity protected it from being sued…

Epic Charter Schools in Oklahoma, the state’s largest public virtual charter, has a thriving esports program with 300 to 500 active participants from Pre-K to 12th grade. The program caters to both…

Families in Hawaii are pushing for public access to school playgrounds and fields outside of class hours, with lawmakers introducing bills to mandate this. However, the education department has resisted, leading to…

In 2025, the United States saw a significant drop in overall crime rates. Homicides in major cities decreased by 21 percent. Violent and property crimes also experienced sharp declines nationwide. Key Points…

The article explores how families around the world handle everyday parenting decisions in ways that may surprise or intrigue American parents. It highlights cultural differences in child-rearing practices. Written by Katrina Donham…

Educators in K-12 and college settings are reevaluating their approaches to teaching about César Chávez amid new allegations against the United Farm Workers co-founder. The Los Angeles Times reports that these revelations…

Vanderbilt University, known for its wealth and prestige, is expanding by establishing new campuses in Florida, California, and New York. This move aims to transform it from an elite institution into a…

The article discusses how Generation Z is concerned about job availability in an AI-dominated world, where AI can already perform tasks like drafting reports and reconciling data. It argues that studying economics…

The opinion piece argues that the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is outdated due to changes in student data handling. It fails to provide parents with timely access to information…

A February study highlights that school hiring processes significantly influence the racial demographics of the U.S. teacher workforce by disadvantaging non-white candidates. Asian American applicants are hired at about half the rate…