Public-school students don't have 'supercharged right' to be taught critical race theory, 8th Circuit says
Federal appeals court upholds Arkansas's ban on teaching critical race theory in public schools, ruling students lack a 'supercharged right' to receive such education.
100 years ago, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling on parents' rights in education - today, another case raises new questions
The Supreme Court's Pierce decision emphasized parental rights in education, a significant precedent in context with the upcoming Mahmoud v. Taylor case.
Supreme Court declines to hear case involving Massachusetts school's ban on 'only two genders' t-shirt
The message displayed throughout the school day denying the existence of gender identities of transgender and gender nonconforming students would have a serious negative impact on those students' ability to concentrate on their classroom work.
Education Groups Challenge Trump Over ED Shutdown Order
Legal challenges have emerged against Trump's executive order targeting the education department, citing concerns of executive overreach and potential harm to student rights.