The removal of books due to graphic content has always been a contentious topic, and recently South Carolina K-12 public schools have faced renewed debate. With a State Board of Education panel recommending the removal of four more books, the discussion surrounding book censorship in educational
The Virginia General Assembly is set to reconvene on January 8, marking the beginning of a legislative session that promises to be both dynamic and pivotal. With a Republican governor, Glenn Youngkin, nearing the end of his term, and a Democratic-majority legislature, the session is expected to be
The recent cybersecurity breach of PowerSchool, a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions for K-12 schools, has sent shockwaves through the educational community. The breach, which resulted in the theft of sensitive personal information belonging to students and teachers, has raised
With the current political landscape shifting, House Republicans have renewed their focus on limiting the participation of transgender students in sports teams that align with their gender identity, igniting a debate on the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act. This legislation aims to amend
Pennsylvania is undergoing a transformative period marked by substantial investments aimed at improving education, consumer protection, and infrastructure. Spearheaded by Governor Josh Shapiro, Attorney General Michelle Henry, and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), these
As Senate President Karen Spilka looks ahead to the new legislative term, she outlines her priorities with an acute focus on K-12 education funding reform and primary care improvements. Spilka aims to rectify existing inequities within the school funding system, ensuring underfunded schools receive
