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An Indiana high school canceled its production of the musical "Between the Lines" just two weeks before opening, citing inappropriate content and sparking a debate.
A major curriculum error in Queensland, Australia, has forced 140 students to be exempted from a key history exam after they were taught about the wrong Roman Caesar.
California is launching a $10 million initiative to redesign its high schools, using successful models like CART High to combat student disengagement.
New data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress shows reading skills for U.S. high school seniors have fallen to a 30-year low.
Piedmont's school board approved five new advanced courses, sparking a debate between providing academic choice and protecting student mental health.
The San Diego Unified School District has approved a 4x4 block schedule for three high schools, starting in the 2026-27 school year to increase academic options.
The fan favorite poll for the 2025 Texas Marching Classic is now open, allowing supporters to vote ahead of the premier high school competition on October 11.
Two Rivers High School's new 'Bell to Bell, no Cell' policy is showing early success, with increased student engagement, higher participation, and improved work completion rates.
Florida has approved a new rule requiring a half-credit course in financial literacy for high school graduation, beginning with the class of 2027.
California has launched a $500 million initiative to expand career and technical education in public high schools, focusing on high-demand fields like tech and healthcare.
A Utah parent has taken concerns to the state board of education, alleging his son's high school is unfairly restricting a Turning Point USA chapter.
Georgia's class of 2025 outscored the national average on the SAT for the eighth straight year with a mean score of 1029, 33 points above the U.S. average.
