Are Civic Centers The Answer To Help Ohio Students Think?
For the anniversary of his bill being signed into law, state Sen. Jerry Cirino, R-Kirtland, announced a new bill he has for civic centers on campus.
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Every State Can Open Its Doors To Nuclear Energy
Currently, there are around 11,000 utility scale plants powering America’s modern economy and based on current projections we may need to nearly double that.
Virginia Navigates Changing NCAA, Federal Policies
This season, universities are dealing with a changing sports landscape. Many of those changes are being driven from Washington.
Plano ISD Sued by Mothers Over Alleged Takeover Of Choir Booster Club
The club maintains an IRS tax identification number and bank accounts at Prosperity Bank and Vantage Bank.
California Parents Sue School District For Mosque Field Trip
The SJP program “has periodically and repeatedly organized field trips to a mosque at the Muslim Community Association—Bay Area [in nearby Santa Clara], the only house of worship included in the program,” according to the complaint.
Are Colleges Finally Admitting Standardized Tests Aren’t Racist?
Even if the test isn’t racist today, it still gives unfair advantages to white kids because their parents are more likely to afford SAT tutoring.
Jason Arday And The DEI System that Just Won’t Die
Suicide is a very personal thing, but Arday’s alleged action has played out like his career, very much in the public eye and a thing of much open discussion, and already the narratives are beginning to form.
The DEI Admissions Scam Is Catching Up With Elite Universities
For several generations, going to a premier public or private university provided a smooth path to success for most Americans.
Why US Schools Are Replacing AI Bans With AI Literacy Lessons
Classroom demonstrations are being used to teach students how to identify errors, recognise potential bias and independently verify AI-generated claims.
Christian Mom Who Spoke Out Against Transgender Policies Blocked From Son’s Graduation: Lawsuit
Roberts has an elder child who graduated from Meriwether Lewis Elementary School more than a decade ago, and two younger children who both attended the school in the 2025-2026 school year.
Abbott Moves To Block Foreign Influence In Texas Classrooms, Restrict H-1B School Workers
Abbott concluded his opening comments by emphasizing that foreign influence should have no impact on Texas schools or students.
Department Of Education To No Longer Require School Discipline Policies That Discriminate On The Basis Of Race
The department also announced new civil rights investigations into two school districts that allegedly used race-based disciplinary policies.
Union Attack On Arizona School Choice Fails Again
Arizona’s universal Empowerment Scholarship Account program serves more than 100,000 students and remains one of the nation’s most successful school-choice policies
When Virtue Signaling Replaces Character
The trouble begins when support for fashionable causes is treated as proof of good character.
Homebuyers Deserve The Facts About Crime And Schools
The Trump administration revoked the de facto gag rule this year, but the damage the Biden administration inflicted is still being felt.
‘Teach Children What To Think’: Lawsuit Targets Nebraska Schools’ Funding Formula
Parents opposed to LGBTQ+ ideology in local public schools have no other cost-free option, the lawsuit argues, alleging “viewpoint discrimination” by the state and an unconstitutional condition on a public benefit.