U.S. Department of Education

Only three of 11 states have ’skin in the game,' that is, standing to sue the Education Department, the U.S. district judge in Kansas ruled.

‘We have grave concerns regarding the inadequacy of Penn’s response to anti-Semitism on its campus’

Tennessee lawmakers debated their concerns over the strings attached to those dollars.

The US government is pouring money into LGBT initiatives in US schools, as well as countries from Belarus to Nigeria to China.

Among other things, grants infuse schools with gender ideology and sexual orientation topics, despite polls that show 70 percent of Americans don’t want that.

Tennessee lawmakers are considering rejecting $1.8 billion in federal K-12 education funding to assert state educational autonomy.

Lawmakers say the law being used to justify the policy was never meant to curtail school shooting sports.

Republicans conduct Congressional inquiry into alleged misallocation of COVID-19 education funds. The Select Subcommittee investigates potential misuse of billions intended for school reopening and learning recovery efforts, aiming to ensure transparency and accountability.

The withdrawal of federal funding for hunting and archery courses raises concerns with a school official who says those courses are a significant “academic motivator.”