Parents seek to curb moral indoctrination
The teaching of critical race theory, gender identity, and so on, is coming under fire from parents and governors, despite its minimal influence.
Academics
In Kennedy v Bremerton, Lemon finally falls
A Supreme Court decision Monday eroded, to a certain extent, the proverbial wall between church and state.
We support written commitment to free press
Student journalists at private schools aren't technically protected by the 1st Amendment's free press clause. They can be.
Deadly tornadoes rip IL, 5 other states
Storms brought killer tornadoes to IL, Ky., and several other areas in the area, killing 70 in Ky., destroying buildings, uprooting trees.
A long partial lunar eclipse occurred this morning
Friday morning's partial lunar eclipse was one of the longest partial lunar eclipses ever and the longest in several hundred years.
Helping students engage with informational texts
Scaffolding is a technique successful teachers use in order to make nonfiction, informational text passages more accessible.
Young Investors Society promotes financial literacy
Do you know how to invest in stocks? Not surprisingly, the strategies apply to many business ideas and managing your finances in general.
On the California math wars
Calif. touched off a dispute over new draft math guidelines that seek to de-emphasize calculus in high school and algebra in middle school.
SCOTUS hears about censuring school board members
Can school board members and other elected officials use free speech liberally without fear of censure by the body to which they were elected?
Sharing, honoring pronoun usage means a lot
The use of appropriate chosen names and pronouns to refer to transgender students is critical and could help their mental health.