
Maine Father Sues School Over Pledge of Allegiance
A father in Falmouth, Maine, is suing the local high school, claiming it violates state law by not offering students a daily chance to say the Pledge of Allegiance.
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A father in Falmouth, Maine, is suing the local high school, claiming it violates state law by not offering students a daily chance to say the Pledge of Allegiance.

A Massachusetts judge has ordered UMass Amherst to lift a student's one-year suspension for protesting, ruling the university likely violated his First Amendment rights.

A Nevada middle school faces a potential lawsuit after threatening students with extra punishment for political protesting, a move the ACLU calls a First Amendment violation.

The University of Oklahoma's faculty is petitioning for stronger protections after a teaching assistant was suspended over a grading dispute involving religion.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called on citizens to report schools that block the formation of conservative student groups linked to Turning Point USA.

A federal appeals court ruled against an Ohio school district's pronoun policies, stating they violate students' First Amendment free speech rights.

Philadelphia School Board hears community concerns on school closures, wellness policies, and lack of libraries. Parents and staff highlighted issues like guaranteed breaks, librarian shortages, and b

A Cobb County judge has overturned the expulsion of a middle school student, ruling the district misinterpreted its own policy when it punished him for warning friends of a threat.

A lawsuit alleges a former Palisades Park special education teacher filmed a disabled 8-year-old student being made to say a phrase that sounded like a slur.

A Colorado high school senior has won her fight to display a Christian-themed design on her parking space after the school district reversed its policy.

The end of a 24-year-old Texas law granting in-state tuition to undocumented students has created a crisis, with massive tuition hikes and deportation fears.

A 14-year-old Arizona boy was removed from basketball tryouts after a clerical error on his birth certificate listed him as female, prompting the school district to demand chromosome testing.