Education & Family News

The new state-developed curriculum is available in Texas beginning next school year.

The law will be stayed in five school districts named in the case, remaining in effect in other parts of the state pending a final decision.

The Texas Education Board’s proposal to include biblical teaching in public schools mirrors similar efforts around the country.

Taxpayer-funded vouchers for private education or homeschooling is expected to remain a divisive issue.

In the 26 states that don’t require cursive instruction, the lack of ’set signatures’ by younger voters who never learned penmanship may be a concern.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters considers the initiative as a push for academic excellence, while critics say it violates the state’s Constitution.

A federal appeals court has temporarily allowed most Louisiana school districts to implement a law requiring Ten Commandments displays in classrooms.

The primary school student says he was repeatedly bullied over his race and political views.

A federal appeals court overturned a prior decision denying Grand Canyon University’s petition to revert to its previous standing.

As pandemic-related federal aid dries up, many school districts are facing a fiscal cliff and job cuts.

A recent report found that about 2.2 million college students reported having ‘very low’ food security in 2020.

More than 60 percent of teens and young adults surveyed said sexual content is not needed in plotlines.

A judge said they should have addressed alleged reputational harm in a separate lawsuit, not by challenging the agreement affecting more than 230,000 borrowers.

The state also voted to legalize medicinal marijuana use, though the initiative could be invalidated in court.

Nov. 5 referendums in Colorado, Kentucky, and Nebraska will determine the future of certain school choice measures in those states.

Amendment 80 states that parents have the right to direct the education of their children.

The Education Department said the proposed rule would benefit those with medical bills, child care costs, and other financial hardships.

In “The Boy Crisis,” the authors detailed how boys have been falling behind in many key metrics of success and happiness.