3 things to know from Linda McMahon’s FY 2026 testimony

The education secretary fielded questions on Capitol Hill about school choice, literacy achievement and closing the Education Department.

Indoctrination at School: The Battle for Our Children

Across the United States, a growing number of parents are expressing deep concern over the content being taught in public schools. From discussions on gender identity to critical race theory, many feel that educational institutions are prioritizing ideological agendas over foundational learning. This shift has led to a nationwide debate about the role of education […]

College student charged in connection with PowerSchool data breach

A 19-year-old in Massachusetts agreed to plead guilty for allegedly hacking and extorting the company for $2.85 million after stealing student and teacher data.

Trump’s Cancellation of States’ COVID-Relief Funding Is on Hold Again

Pandemic-relief funds in 16 states have been temporarily restored—again—just days before they were set to expire.

Reach for the STARS: Smithsonian program brings telescopes, STEM opportunities to rural schools

The donor-funded initiative aims to bridge resource gaps in rural communities and will launch this fall in Arizona before expanding to other states.

As attention spans shrink, 4 ways educators can keep students engaged

Incorporating active learning techniques like check-in questions and breaks can help ground students amid distractions.

School districts’ cost recovery options for facility rentals could expand in California

AB 503 would restore an expanded definition of “direct costs” eligible for recovery through facility rental fees, which could help shore up district finances.

How can school leaders smooth student transitions to middle, high school?

Consistent and constant information about what to expect is key to easing students’ uncertainty as they take their next academic step, experts say.