US Education - Page 103

November 26

The virtue America forgot: Why gratitude still matters for our national character

Thanksgiving tradition of national gratitude runs deep in American spirit, yet schools increasingly skip teaching appreciation for country's achievements, authors observe.

November 25

Parents sue after 11-year-old girl allegedly forced to share bed with transgender student on school trip

Parents Joe and Serena Wailes join 'The Ingraham Angle' to discuss the action they are taking against Jefferson County Public Schools in Colorado after their daughter was reportedly assigned to share a bed with a transgender student during a trip.

November 25

Oregon educators win $650K settlement after school district fired them over gender policy comments

Oregon school district agrees to pay $650,000 to settle a lawsuit after firing educators who promoted alternative gender policy proposals.

November 25

Free markets are the ‘best option’ for boosting homeownership, TPUSA chapter co-president says

Reagan Polarek and Jacob York tell 'The Story' what inspired them to join Turning Point USA, discuss young Americans’ concerns over homeownership, purpose and more.

November 25

Colorado parents sue district after 11-year-old allegedly assigned bed with male student

'Outnumbered' reacts to a Colorado lawsuit alleging Jefferson County Public Schools placed an 11-year-old girl in a shared hotel bed with a male student who identified as female under a gender-identity rooming policy.

November 25

My walk across America is a lesson in gratitude and giving thanks

To every American who has met me on this walk on the urban streets, back roads, country roads, front porches and church steps, I say it from the bottom of my heart: thank you.

November 25

GOP senator probes 18 blue states, DC over Trump's transgender athlete order

Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., investigates blue states for alleged Title IX violations related to President Donald Trump's order keeping biological males out of female sports programs.

November 25

Students find more violent imagery near University of Wisconsin campus after anti-ICE displays probed

The University of Wisconsin-Madison condemns violent imagery found near campus featuring messages like "the only good fascist is a dead fascist" and graphic depictions.

November 25

College freshman died after fraternity hazing led to 'horrific' abuse, family says

Family files wrongful death lawsuit against Sigma Chi fraternity at UT, alleging brutal hazing practices drove freshman Sawyer Updike to suicide in 2024.

November 25

Fewer high school girls want marriage as culture shifts away from ‘happily ever after,’ expert says

High school girls are losing interest in marriage, according to a new Pew analysis. One marriage expert blames Hollywood, parents and changing cultural messages.