Public Education
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Abbott unloads on CAIR, chastises public schools

"You cannot invite such dangers through the front doors of our schools" Read More

January 22, 2026
Public Education
More states now offer school choice programs for families

Set for Jan. 25-31, National School Choice Week will feature awareness events around the country Read More

January 21, 2026
Public Education
Florida becomes second state to break American bar chokehold on law schools

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Future lawyers in Florida are no longer required to attend a law school accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA), ending the “highly partisan” organization’s… Read More

January 20, 2026
Public Education
Families that could left public schools during COVID and didn’t return for these reasons 

Families that could afford alternatives fled public schools during the COVID-19 pandemic, seeking reliable in-person instruction and greater academic rigor – and many have not returned, even years later, according… Read More

January 20, 2026
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Idaho universities accused of flouting state DEI ban; complaint filed with state AG 

A conservative think tank is asking Idaho’s attorney general to investigate whether public colleges and universities are skirting the state’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion-based coursework.  The Goldwater Institute sent a … Read More

January 19, 2026
Public Education
Sacramento teachers seek to remove union control

(The Center Square) – Educators for St. Hope Public Schools in Sacramento are requesting a vote to end the Sacramento City Teachers Association’s authority over their school.   Earlier this month, St. Read More

January 16, 2026
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‘Any pronouns’ leftist arrested for threatening to assassinate campus conservatives

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – A University of Utah student was arrested by campus police Monday after threatening the school’s College Republicans chapter during an event. Dean Stewart, whose LinkedIn… Read More

January 15, 2026
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Michigan claims 98% of its teachers ‘effective’ despite low reading, math scores

Michiganders may be scratching their heads at a state report claiming nearly 100% of its public school teachers are effective. The state released its teacher ratings for the 2024-25 school year, which ranked a whopping 98% of K-12 teachers as… Read More

January 15, 2026
Public Education
California’s educational institutions work to limit smartphone use by July 1 deadline  

In response to national and global trends, California’s public education system has committed to implement â€œpolicies to limit or prohibit smartphone use during school hours” by July 1.  “This mandate stems from… Read More

January 15, 2026
Public Education
Kansas low-income students tax credit scholarship program hits $10 million cap for first time

(The Sentinel) – For the first time in a decade, the Kansas Low Income Students Tax Credit Scholarship program reached the $10 million cap set by the legislature at its… Read More

January 14, 2026
Public Education
‘Beyond parody’: Teachers’ union overseeing failing schools sends out flyer with glaring typo

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – The Chicago Teachers Union’s (CTU) social media accounts disseminated a flyer across multiple platforms that misspelled the word “governor.” CTU’s official accounts on … Read More

January 14, 2026
Public Education
Kansas offering grants to schools for ‘gun detection’ monitoring

Kansas is rolling out grants for real-time gun-detection software that can spot and report an active shooter in seconds. The Legislature appropriated $10 million in grants – $2.5 million in… Read More

January 14, 2026
Public Education
Texas strips American bar of law school oversight after ‘unlawful discrimination’ complaints

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Law schools in Texas will no longer need the American Bar Association’s (ABA) approval after the state supreme court ruled this month that the organization will… Read More

January 13, 2026
Public Education
NYC charters outperform public schools by double digits

Charter schools may be the silver lining of America’s declining public education system. The New York City Charter School Center analyzed the state’s 2025 public school data and found charter schools surpass… Read More

January 12, 2026
Public Education
New Mexico school district launches ‘clear’ backpack initiative as safety measure

Five of Albuquerque Public Schools’ middle schools have implemented a new policy requiring all student backpacks to be clear, citing efforts to enhance safety and security. “Clear backpacks will make it tougher… Read More

January 12, 2026
Public Education
School district cares more about hiring ‘diverse,’ ‘culturally competent’ teachers over effective ones

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – A Wisconsin school district has been hit with a federal complaint for allegedly using race-based hiring practices and prioritizing “diversity” over qualifications. West Allis-West Milwaukee School… Read More

January 9, 2026
Public Education
New York teachers claim schools force them to pass failing students

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Teachers are accusing higher-ups at New York City’s Flushing High School are forcing them to pass students who are failing math classes. Educators at the… Read More

January 9, 2026
Public Education
Minneapolis teachers union president says district will offer virtual learning for next five weeks

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – The president of the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers said Thursday that Minneapolis Public Schools will allow students to shift to virtual learning through Feb. 12. Read More

January 9, 2026
Public Education
Clear path for protests: Minneapolis Public Schools cancels classes following officer-involved shooting

Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) announced it will close schools for the remainder of the week following a fatal law-enforcement shooting involving a woman federal officials say weaponized her car. “Out of an abundance of caution,… Read More

January 8, 2026
Public Education
What one former university president says to expect in higher ed for 2026

Less DEI and more AI could be in store this year for institutions of higher education. That’s according to Missouri State University President Emeritus Michael Nietzel, who suggests in a recent piece with… Read More

January 8, 2026