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Tennessee Senate passes bill increasing those eligible for school choice program

(The Center Square) – Tennessee’s Senate approved a bill Monday night that would expand eligibility for the state’s educational savings account program to any student who attended a public… Read More

February 28, 2023
Public Education
Bill would cut WA classroom learning by four hours a week

(The Center Square) – A bill working its way through Washington state's Legislature would redefine “instructional hours” to include time spent with non-teachers.The legislation comes at a time… Read More

February 28, 2023
Christian Schools, Culture
Vermont Christian School forfeits basketball tournament, won’t force girls to play against male athlete who is trans

(Daily Caller) – A Christian high school forfeited a spot in a basketball tournament out of concerns of “fairness” by forcing their female students to compete against another school’s… Read More

February 28, 2023
Culture, Public Education
Virginia Dems, teachers’ union accused of ‘hypocrisy’ over opposition to anti-Communist bill

The education establishment in Virginia continues to turn a tin ear to voters, opposing a recent vote on a bill that aims to shed light on communist misdeeds. Read More

February 28, 2023
Culture
‘Not moving backwards’: More red states join push to bar men from competing in women’s sports

(Daily Caller) – Several red states are joining the push to bar men from competing on the same sports team as women in both K-12 school districts and college… Read More

February 28, 2023
Culture
Half of professors believe diversity statements ‘violate academic freedom,’ survey finds

(Daily Caller) – Half of university professors disapprove of universities mandating that applicants submit diversity statements during the hiring process, a new survey released Tuesday by the Foundation for… Read More

February 28, 2023
Biden administration, Taxes
Recent IRS controversies raise doubts about auditing army’s potential bias

(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden’s call for funding for 87,000 IRS agents to audit Americans has raised questions about whether the new rash of auditing will target… Read More

February 27, 2023
Education, Kansas
Landmark ‘School District Board of Education Member Free Speech and Transparency Act’ gets hearing in Kansas House

(The Sentinel) — HB 2382, the School District Board of Education Member Free Speech and Transparency Act, was introduced at a hearing before the House Education Budget Committee. The bill… Read More

February 27, 2023
COVID-19
Wuhan backlash erupts after stunning Biden administration admission

(The Center Square) – Republicans erupted in outrage after the Biden administration admitted over the weekend that the Wuhan lab was the most likely source of COVID-19, the same… Read More

February 27, 2023
Education, Parenting
Mother wins free speech case against school board that muzzled porn protest

(The Heartlander) — Two Georgia moms who were prevented from protesting at a school board meeting were awarded over $100,000 by a federal court. Cindy Martin and a… Read More

February 27, 2023
Missouri, Springfield
Springfield City Council gives approval to purchase multimillion-dollar Hammons Field to keep Cardinals in town

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – City council members have given final approval to purchase Hammons Field, home to the Springfield Cardinals. The first installment of the Springfield Cardinals, a Double-A… Read More

February 27, 2023
Courts, Missouri
Missouri attorney general: St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s words and actions, court records, confirm ‘willful neglect’ of office

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has unashamedly said that in 2018 she declined to prosecute 64% of the cases brought to her office for prosecution. Now,… Read More

February 27, 2023
Government
Wyoming House Speaker fails parents on school choice and parents’ rights, critics say

The Republican House Speaker in Wyoming is facing charges from his own party that he sold out parental rights and school choice in favor of the state’s teachers’ union. Read More

February 27, 2023
Culture
Oli London announces new memoir, explains how faith helped him detransition

Oli London, a British man who previously identified as a Korean woman, recently announced his new memoir,Detransition, as he continues to refute the radical gender ideology that hoodwinked him… Read More

February 27, 2023
Christian Schools, Culture
‘We cannot stop something we did not start’: Asbury ‘revival’ meetings end, ripples continue

Although the "outpouring" services at Asbury University were officially concluded, the life-changing testimonies from the last few weeks continue to pour in.Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, experienced what… Read More

February 27, 2023
Government, Opinion
The conservative education revolution that David Brooks is missing

A bottom-up revolution is suddenly changing education and our country forever – this time for the better.It’s too bad that some are missing out on the story.In… Read More

February 27, 2023
Culture
Top education official forms committee to consider how to protect religious worship in Oklahoma public schools

The Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction is forming a new committee to ensure students’ right to prayer and worship is protected in public schools.Ryan Walters announced his… Read More

February 27, 2023
Public Education
Parents successfully pressure school board to give conservative the seat he nearly lost over a ‘clerical error’

Parents in Wisconsin expressed outrage over a "clerical error" after a bureaucrat’s mistake threatened to cost a conservative school board member his seat.The error was in the length… Read More

February 27, 2023
Public Education
New Hampshire bill would remove K-12 exemptions from obscenity laws

A New Hampshire House measure would prohibit K-12 schools from providing or distributing obscene materials, while allowing institutions of higher education to retain their immunity.“This bill has… Read More

February 27, 2023
Courts
Librarians, ACLU sue to keep ‘sexually explicit’ books in Missouri schools

(Daily Caller) – Missouri librarians are challenging a state law which bars sexually explicit books from being in the classroom, according to a lawsuit.Under Missouri … Read More

February 27, 2023