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August 12

Arkansas' new 'Bell to Bell, No Cell Act' now in effect in schools

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Education Secretary Linda McMahon discuss President Donald Trump's move to return education to states and Arkansas' new 'no cell' law on 'Fox & Friends.'

August 11

DC Democrats risk losing public trust by dodging youth crime crisis Trump is addressing

Democrats must address D.C.'s rising juvenile crime honestly rather than avoiding the issue, as federal overreach from Donald Trump threatens local autonomy.

August 5

School districts hire consultants to recruit students as they face enrollment crisis: report

Public school enrollment losses prompted districts to hire recruitment consultants like Caissa K12 to convince parents to choose traditional public education options.

August 5

Massachusetts police training materials classify Moms for Liberty as 'hate group' alongside Antifa

Massachusetts police training committee lists parental rights group Moms for Liberty as hate group, prompting pushback from co-founder over safety concerns.

August 5

EXCLUSIVE: Leading cause of bankruptcy being addressed by new ‘Make America Healthy Again’ tool

A parental rights group is launching a new healthcare transparency tool for families they say will contribute to the Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again" goals.

August 1

Florida parent demands resignation of school board chair who celebrated Hulk Hogan's death

School board chair Sarah Rockwell faced resignation calls after controversial comments about Hulk Hogan's death, later apologizes for insensitive remarks.

August 1

Oklahoma requires 'America First' certification test for teachers fleeing blue states

Ryan Walters announced "America First" test for teachers moving to Oklahoma from blue states, covering American history, civics and common sense topics.

July 28

Judge Judy recreates controversial American verdicts and challenges viewers in 'Justice on Trial'

In her new show "Justice on Trial," Judge Judy recreates impactful court cases from American history that took over 10 years to bring to the screen.

July 28

The war on reading: Children in the crosshairs

The decline in American literacy rates is creating a generation with weaker critical thinking skills as reading for pleasure hits a 40-year low despite billions in education spending.

July 24

‘Uber of education’ app launches as parents seek public school alternatives

The new Edefy platform helps families create pod schools and microschooling opportunities, part of a growing trend of parents exploring education alternatives since the pandemic.