In a recent decision that has stirred significant debate, the Wyoming Legislature opted to reduce the recommended funding for K-12 schools from $66.3 million to $48.8 million. This change, initially proposed in a 2024 legislative memo, aimed to address claims of underfunding in the state's K-12
In a controversial move, the Trump administration has issued a new directive that significantly alters existing immigration enforcement policies in schools and other sensitive locations. The policy change, which took effect on President Donald Trump’s first full day of his second term, repeals
Delaware has recently launched a statewide K-12 esports program, aiming to merge students' passion for gaming with real-world career opportunities. This initiative is designed to align with educational and developmental goals, marking a significant step in integrating modern pastimes with academic
The alarming frequency and severe potential consequences of restraint and seclusion practices in U.S. schools have prompted significant concern and action from the U.S. Education Department. These controversial practices, which involve the physical restraint or seclusion of students in response to
Governor Laura Kelly has unveiled Kansas's Fiscal Year 2026 budget, a meticulously balanced financial plan designed to maintain the state's fiscal health while fully funding essential services. The budget reflects Governor Kelly's commitment to fiscal conservatism, ensuring economic stability
Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia has introduced an ambitious and thorough legislative package aimed at significantly enhancing K-12 education and bolstering school safety throughout the state. Announced during the first day of the Georgia legislative session, Kemp's plan focuses on several core areas,
