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Vaccine August 5, 2023

Rachel Levine urges parents to ‘speak up,’ defend vaccines at school board meetings from ‘myths and fear’

HHS official Rachel Levine called on parents to be vocal in school settings to defend vaccines from 'misinformation' about their effectiveness.

CRIME August 4, 2023

74-year-old female teacher faces 600 years behind bars for sex assault on teen

A 74-year-old Wisconsin private school teacher is facing 600 years in prison after being convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage boy at her school.

Bullying August 4, 2023

NJ school district to pay $9.1M settlement to family of bullied girl, 12, who took her own life

The Rockaway Township School District in New Jersey must pay a $9.1 million settlement to the family of Mallory Grossman, a 12-year-old girl who died by suicide in 2017.

VIDEO August 3, 2023

A new AI-powered tech tool is fighting the ‘summer slump’

Online learning company Brainly unveils a new extension aimed at helping kids get back into the swing of school. 

Kentucky August 3, 2023

Kentucky Gov. Beshear claims search for education chief will be tougher due to backlash against predecessor

The search for a top-tier education chief is expected to be challenging due to the backlash that the former Kentucky education chief faced, according to Gov. Andy Beshear.

Pennsylvania August 2, 2023

Growing number of teachers leaving the profession across the US due to burnout, low pay

Teachers across the United States are leaving their jobs at a higher rate than normal due to many factors, including stress, burnout, and low pay.

Massachusetts August 1, 2023

Former Boston principal used nearly $40K of school funds to finance all-inclusive vacations to Barbados: FBI

A former Boston Public Schools principal is facing federal charges for using school money to go on all-inclusive vacations to Barbados.

OPINION August 1, 2023

My ancestor was enslaved. Don't tell my family slavery benefited slaves

Part of Florida's new African American history curriculum includes language saying “slaves developed skills which, in some instances, could be applied for their benefit."

Children's Health August 1, 2023

Hospital insider warns trans kids on hormones frequenting ER for harming themselves in cry for help

MaineHealth insider said that children with gender dysphoria are being seen in the emergency room after initiating trans hormones.

Arkansas July 31, 2023

Over 80 Arkansas private, parochial schools have applied to participate in state's new school voucher program

The Arkansas Democratic-Gazette reported that over 80 private and parochial schools have applied to participate in the state's new school voucher program.

OPINION July 31, 2023

School's slavery language distracts from how far we've come

Debate over a few words about slavery has distracted people from Florida's robust Black American History curriculum. Conservatives should celebrate how far America has come.