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Court Halts Suspension of Students in Loudoun Locker Room Case
A federal judge has paused the suspension of Loudoun County students who were punished after complaining about a transgender student in the boys' locker room.
David Carter
David Carter is an education policy reporter focused on K-12 school districts, charter school governance, and state education legislation. He provides in-depth coverage of school board decisions and their impact on local communities.
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Hallsville School Board Meets Amid Employee Controversy
The Hallsville School Board is holding its monthly meeting, which follows the recent placement of two employees on paid leave over social media posts.
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US Satisfaction With K-12 Education Hits Record Low
Public satisfaction with K-12 education in the U.S. has dropped to a record low of 35%, a new Gallup poll reveals, with few Americans optimistic about its direction.
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MCPS Adopts New Standardized Emergency Protocol
Montgomery County Public Schools is implementing a new emergency system based on the Standard Response Protocol, featuring five clear actions to enhance safety.
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Chicago Charter School Faces Closure Amid Enrollment Decline
EPIC Academy, a Chicago charter school, is set for closure due to a severe enrollment drop of over 53%, causing insurmountable financial pressure.
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Austin School's Unique Trilingual Program Faces Uncertain Future
Joslin Elementary, home to the Austin school district's only trilingual program, faces potential closure amid budget cuts, sparking concern from parents.
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Duval School Board Weighs Headquarters Relocation Plan
The Duval County School Board is considering a proposal to sell its riverfront headquarters for $20 million and move to a new $14 million facility in Baymeadows.
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Five Massachusetts Teachers on Leave Over Online Posts
Five teachers in four Massachusetts districts are on leave pending investigations into social media posts about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Edgewood ISD Pledges Changes Amid Parent Protests
Edgewood ISD Superintendent Eduardo Hernandez announced a new parent advisory committee following protests over transparency, bullying, and special education.
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Illinois School Board Meeting Draws Large Crowd Over Teacher's Social Media Posts
A school board meeting in Illinois' Kildeer Countryside District 96 drew over 100 people debating a teacher's social media posts about Charlie Kirk.
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OKCPS Cancels Montessori Charter School Contract
The Oklahoma City Public Schools board has unanimously voted to cancel its contract with a planned Montessori charter school due to operational failures.