Winsome Sears: School Choice ‘Is the New Brown v. Board of Education Fight’
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears (R), says that parents and conservatives are involved in the "new Brown V. Board of […]
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Oklahoma Is Set To Debut A First-Of-It’s-Kind School Choice Program
Oklahoma is creating a tax credit-based initiative that will fund education outside of the public school system. Traditional school choice […]
Biden will be playing defense on student loans this week at the Supreme Court. Here’s why.
On Tuesday, President Joe Biden's $400 million student loan forgiveness plan will finally be heard by the Supreme Court. Experts […]
Utah lawmaker proposes state version of Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill
Utah legislator is currently running a bill to prohibit sexuality, gender orientation and gender identity discussions in kindergarten and third […]
Indiana ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill pivots to kids’ gender identity
Parents could be required by Indiana's public schools to inform their children if a student chooses a different gender or […]
After Florida rejection, Virginia reviewing AP African American studies course
Florida voted no to the College Board's African American Studies Advanced Placement Course. Virginia now has the opportunity to examine […]
Idaho bill would allow parents to sue over ‘harmful’ books in schools, libraries
A new Idaho bill would allow schools and public libraries to be sued for allowing minors access to books, films, […]
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders introduces new Arkansas education plan
Governor. Sarah Huckabee Sanders unveiled her highly anticipated Arkansas LEARNS education program on Wednesday.Sanders called it the most "far reaching, […]
Virginia House passes bill banning schools from hiding gender-transition from parents
The Virginia House approved Tuesday legislation that would prohibit schools from keeping parents informed about their child's gender change. This […]
College Board revises AP course in African American studies thrust into spotlight by Florida Gov. DeSantis
Kahlila Bandele, a senior in high school, is used to taking courses that do not address the African American experience. […]
