A Supreme Court decision Monday eroded, to a certain extent, the proverbial wall between church and state. [...]Read More... from In Kennedy v Bremerton, Lemon...
We wonder how widespread words of violence and tyranny are in promoting what I thought was a conservative agenda about the public schools. [...]Read More......
Can school board members and other elected officials use free speech liberally without fear of censure by the body to which they were elected? [...]Read...
Can a student post about Covid without fear of retaliation by well-meaning police officers who claim they're acting in the community's best interests? [...]Read More......
An IL student who opposed stronger gun laws following the school shooting at a Fla. HS will be compensated for unfair treatment. [...]Read More... from...
Some religious schools, which don't answer to public boards, have in-person learning. But what if the governor orders it to stop? [...]Read More... from Supreme...
Can a state send money to religious schools? Well, it's complicated. For certain purposes, yes; SCOTUS will define it a little more this term. [...]Read...
Both sides of the abortion debate showed up for the annual March for Life in Chicago. A student reflects on her participation. [...]Read More... from...
Redrawing congressional district lines is bound to be a high priority for Maryland legislators this year, given a Supreme Court case. [...]Read More... from The...