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A new bill in Mississippi proposes using public funds for private school tuition, sparking a legal debate over its constitutionality and reviving historical conflicts.
Public schools in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Utah are now legally required to teach firearm safety lessons to students, some as young as five years old.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed a new law allowing public school students to be excused from class for off-campus religious instruction with parental consent.
California will end jail time for parents over student truancy in 2026, but one county is continuing arrests under the old law, sparking a debate on punishment versus support.
A new Texas law, Senate Bill 2929, now allows officials to eject disruptive fans from high school sports without warning to combat rising abuse.
Hays CISD has installed Ten Commandments posters in over 2,500 classrooms, complying with a new Texas law requiring schools to display the donated text.
