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February 1, 2024

Tennessee professor reveals story of her late husband, a Holocaust survivor, amid today's antisemitism

A music professor in Tennessee has been sharing the life story of her late husband, pianist and Holocaust survivor Herman Godes, with college students in the hope of countering antisemitism.

January 31, 2024

Arizona launches partnership with PragerU to teach kids about America's 'rich history and values'

Arizona’s Department of Education will partner with PragerU to use their materials about America’s “rich history and values" in the classroom sof K-12 students.

January 30, 2024

Massachusetts families demand striking teachers return to school in legal motion

A family has filed a legal motion to force striking teachers to return to work in Newton, Massachusetts after over a week of skipped classes.

January 26, 2024

School choice revolution helps homeschoolers, too

The nationwide school choice revolution continues to grow. But government funding doesn't necessarily mean more control. States backing education options don't add more rules.

January 24, 2024

Educators urge largest teachers union in US to rescind support for Biden until 'permanent cease-fire' in Gaza

Some educators are urging the largest teachers union in the country to rescind its support for President Biden until a "permanent cease-fire" occurs in Gaza.

January 21, 2024

North Carolina school ditches bathroom mirrors to prevent students from recording TikTok videos during class

Southern Alamance Middle School in North Carolina removed its bathroom mirrors to prevent more students from skipping class to record TikTok videos.

January 16, 2024

Florida art teacher allegedly filmed sex acts with her 8th-grade student in hotel, car

Marie-Jo Gordo, 29, faces three counts of sexually exploiting a minor and child porn charges after dozens of videos depicting sex acts between her and her former student were uncovered

January 15, 2024

'Declaration of Independence' history homework suggests students declare 'independence' from their parents

Gorham Public Schools social studies assignment says students can declare 'independence' from parents, according to a public record request obtained by a parent.

January 12, 2024

Charter schools have attracted growing number of Black, Hispanic students as parents seek better options

The National Alliance For Public Charter Schools (NAPCS) told Fox News Digital on Thursday that Black and Hispanic families have been flocking to charter schools over the years.

January 11, 2024

Welcome to Harvard, where you can spend $317,800 to learn about 'queering the world,' threesome dating apps

Harvard University offers an array of courses on critical race theory, queer theory and feminism, but not as many on 'patriotism,' according to its course catalogue.