Rep. Jim Clyburn announced his latest attempt to close the so-called loophole that allowed the Mother Emanuel shooter to buy his gun.

The question at hand is simple yet profound: Can a religious institution operate a publicly funded charter school?

After nearly two centuries and a legal battle years in the making, images of enslaved ancestors from South Carolina are finally coming home. On May 28th, Harvard University agreed to release the 1850…

Despite post-George Floyd promises to prioritize student wellness and care, Black kids face more policing than in 2020.

On May 25, 2020, the world watched as George Floyd was murdered on a Minneapolis street beneath the knee of a police officer, who held his neck to the pavement for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. That…

When profits were prioritized over human rights

Although the bill proposing $880 billion in cuts recently stalled in Congress, advocates warn the threat to Medicaid still looms — and…

If the Episcopal Church had agreed to resettle South African Boers, then it would have elevated a lie that will affect refugee resettlement for years to come.

Not teaching Malcolm X in schools deprives students of the truth — and the tools — to understand themselves and fight injustice.

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On May 15, 2025, fire tore through the Nottoway Plantation in White Castle, Louisiana. Once the South’s largest surviving antebellum mansion, this 64-room, 53,000-square-foot landmark held a…

A new federal order pushing schools away from equity in discipline practices will put Black students at a greater risk of being over-policed in classrooms.

Commentary from Malinda Lo, the author of one of the books the State Board of Education ruled must be pulled from K-12 library shelves.

Yeshivas and private schools would get up to seven more years to comply with education standards.

A new bill backed by the NAACP and educators aims to overhaul how reading is taught before another generation of Black kids is left behind.

Despite stereotypes of being left behind, rural America offers good jobs, particularly in blue-collar fields.

A new Alabama law will allow high school students to replace upper level math and science classes, such as Algebra 2 or chemistry, with career and technical education courses, like cosmetology or arch...

The announcement came just hours after the president posted on social media “BE COOL!” and “THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO BUY!!! DJT.”

UPDATE: The ACLU filed cases in New York and Texas challenging the administration's use of the wartime power for deportations. Judges responded quickly.

Trump-era investigations are casting doubt on Black achievement. However, educators say the myth of lower standards is not just wrong — but dangerous.

The Alabama Senate passed a bill allowing students or their guardians to claim a religious vaccine exemption without providing an explanation.

Experts at the Consortium for School Networking’s annual conference in Seattle urged K-12 leaders to contact the FCC and Congress and voice their support for the E-rate program that funds school broad...

From Marc | Cory Booker showed us what courage looks like by standing up and speaking out in one’s town square.

Academy officials were told to review the library late last week.

Twenty members of staff have been charged following roughly a hundred abuse incidents at a Philadelphia charter school, according to prosecutors. Surveill

YouTube video by Senator Elizabeth Warren

Elite colleges say they’re expanding access — but the real barriers for Black students start long before the application.

By deleting anything uncomfortable or inclusive about the U.S., the Christian nationalists currently running things hope to return us to the 19th century. That's bad news for everyone but billionaires

Even as courts step in to halt some of the cuts, advocates say the damage has already been done to our most vulnerable children.

As debates over today's reading reforms grow louder and critics question why scores have worsened, one thing remains clear: Black students are still being left behind.

Duffield & Leong: Nearly half of these at-risk students regularly miss class. Some common-sense approaches to finding & bringing them back to school.

The department is set to begin enforcing the policy March 1, but has yet to offer specifics on how. On Thursday, it unveiled a website called EndDEI.

One researcher likened the effects to the ‘tsunami following the earthquake,’ with just 6 percent of districts recovered in both math and reading.

Georgia Flowers-Lee of United Teachers Los Angeles says the union will not let students’ right to food be taken “without a fight.”

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The destruction in Altadena and Los Angeles could mean kids there will deal with a variety of academic and mental health challenges.

Cobb County Police said the school was placed on lockdown and the campus was immediately secured.