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Fear of immigration enforcement is causing a rise in student absences across Pittsburgh Public Schools, as families keep children home amid rumors of ICE activity.
Several major Houston-area school districts, including Cy-Fair and Pearland, are rejecting a state law requiring them to vote on daily prayer periods, citing logistical nightmares.
Oklahoma's state charter school board has unanimously denied an application for a publicly funded Jewish virtual school, prompting an immediate vow of a federal lawsuit.
The Cherry Creek Schools Board of Education is implementing major policy changes and launching investigations following the superintendent's resignation.
The U.S. Department of Education has issued new guidance allowing public school teachers to engage in visible, personal prayer, provided students are not coerced.
Utah lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 189 to create a $15 million fund for high-growth school districts. This initiative aims to help communities like Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain acquire
The Pentagon has severed all ties with Harvard University, ending military training and fellowship programs effective from the 2026-27 academic year.
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon's visit to a Chicago school sparked controversy, leading to a student boycott and a debate on political engagement.
The University of Southern California has appointed interim President Beong-Soo Kim as its 13th permanent leader after he guided the school through a major budget crisis.
Texas families can now apply for a new private school voucher program, offering up to $10,500 annually per child through education savings accounts.
After 16 years of state supervision, the Youngstown City School District is pushing for local control, citing academic progress despite not meeting all state benchmarks.
The Texas State Board of Education has postponed a vote on a new K-12 reading list after public outcry over its inclusion of Bible stories and lack of diversity.
