Ian Prior

The Supreme Court's upcoming ruling in West Virginia v. BPJ could determine whether states may legally separate school sports teams by biological sex.

Virginia's largest school district prioritizes far-left policies over student safety concerns, from race-based discipline to alleged sexual assault to boys in girls' locker rooms.

Landmark Supreme Court decision allegedly strengthens parental rights, requiring schools to inform parents before addressing student gender changes in districts.

Washington state allows shelters to provide sex transition services without notice to or consent from the child’s parents.

Gov. Youngkin's revised policy on transgender students returns Virginia schools to places of academics and respect rather than a laboratory for social experiments.

We helped led the fight in Loudoun County, Virginia and pressured our public education system to focus on academics instead of social indoctrination.

Court ruling could return sanity to the school bathroom battle over gender identity and return Title IX meaning to its origin protecting biological sex.

Virginia Gov. Youngkin’s new transgender policy puts the educational system on track to help parents while guaranteeing parental rights against bureaucrats.

School is back: Here are three key tools parents can use to battle wokeism in their child's education. Teachers are supposed to educate, not indoctrinate.

The education of America's children has taken a sharp turn from reading, math, science into critical race theory despite denials from many on the left.

The NSBA addressed Joe Biden in a letter expressing American public schools are under an immediate threat due to mask mandates, CRT, gender ideology and more.

There are egregious examples of government-run school districts in all 50 states trying to assert themselves as Big Father and Big Mother.

In Virginia the Republican wins were not about their race, gender, or ethnicity, but rather on the fact that they were better candidates who spoke to issues like education, safe communities, and an optimism for the future.

At its core, the Virginia governor's race is about which of the two candidates is listening to his potential constituency and giving them hope for their children.

In Virginia’s schools, administrators and school board members won’t admit the commitment to critical race theory. Instead, you will hear about their commitment to "equity" and the need to be "anti-racist."