In a state where education policy often ignites passionate discourse, a recently enacted law in Florida has thrust the issue of school co-location into the spotlight, pitting public school advocates against proponents of charter and private school expansion. This legislation permits certain charter
In the realm of public education, where taxpayer dollars fuel the system, the expectation of transparency and community involvement is paramount, yet in Pennsylvania, a troubling scenario unfolds at Commonwealth Charter Academy (CCA), the state’s largest and fastest-growing public cyber charter
In a significant turn of events that has captured the attention of educators, advocates, and policymakers alike, the U.S. Department of Energy has stepped back from a highly debated proposal that would have altered a critical aspect of Title IX, the federal law designed to prevent sex-based
In a small community like Ely, Minnesota, where the local school district serves as a cornerstone of daily life, the looming uncertainty surrounding the 2026 property tax levy has sparked significant concern among residents and officials alike. With property taxes already on the rise across St.
Teaching has always been a cornerstone of society, yet in 2025, educators face an unprecedented economic battle that threatens their livelihoods and the future of education itself. Imagine a dedicated teacher, grading papers late into the night, only to spend the next morning driving for a
In a time when educational systems across the nation grapple with staffing shortages and financial constraints, the Cedar Rapids Community School District (CRCSD) in Iowa stands out as a beacon of hope by placing educators at the heart of its mission. With teacher turnover remaining a pressing