Low birth rates, chronic absenteeism, parental choice, homeschooling, and microschooling are driving rapid student losses in public schools.

Employing a value-added approach for teachers, pay-for-performance, and classroom cameras would lead to better-educated, less disruptive students.

Public employee unions in L.A. hold children hostage, and the school district is complicit.

The Supreme Court has delivered a blunt and overdue message to the public education system: parents are not optional participants in their children’s lives, and any institution that treats them as such is on constitutionally thin ice.

School District admits failure of removing Algebra in the name of "Equity" San Francisco is reversing course on one of its most controversial education policies, restoring eighth-grade Algebra I after years of declining outcomes and mounting public frustration.

May Day promises to see the U.S. and its classrooms saturated with leftist propaganda.

Across the nation, students are leaving school in protests against ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

On January 31, 94% of United Teachers Los Angeles members overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike after months of stalled contract talks between the union and the Los Angeles Unified School District.

A federal judge in Massachusetts has granted a preliminary injunction in favor of a Christian father who sued Lexington Public Schools, seeking to exempt his kindergarten-aged child from lessons and materials he says conflict with his religious beliefs regarding sexual orientation and gender identity.