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Public school districts nationwide, including in New York City and Chicago, are adopting curriculum from the Zinn Education Project, impacting over 176,000 teachers.
Michigan State University's trustees voted to remove "diversity" from a top official's title, renaming the role to Chief Inclusion Officer amid federal pressure.
A surge in law school applications, many driven by politics, is prompting calls for admissions committees to apply greater scrutiny and watch for key red flags.
Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne is pushing to revise teacher standards, warning that DEI-related language could jeopardize $866 million in federal funding.
Oklahoma has become a testing ground for conservative education policies, implementing new laws on teaching race, gender, and religion, sparking debate and resistance.
A Palm Beach County School Board meeting saw nearly 100 speakers after member Edwin Ferguson made controversial remarks, defending them amid calls to resign.
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has resigned from his post to become the CEO of the Teacher Freedom Alliance, a national anti-union organization.
The Lynden School Board delayed a vote on creating a day to honor Charlie Kirk, revealing deep divisions among Washington districts on how to acknowledge the late activist.
The Georgia NAACP is defending Cobb County teachers fired or suspended for social media posts, sparking a national debate on free speech for public employees.
A memorial service was held in Glendale, Arizona, to honor the life of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, whom speakers described as "truly fearless."
Hundreds have gathered in Scottsdale, Arizona, for a memorial service honoring the life and work of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a prominent voice for young conservatives.
The U.S. Department of Education has proposed a new grant priority for "patriotic education," a move that has drawn sharp criticism from historians.
