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A parental rights advocacy group is calling for a federal investigation into Boston Public Schools after leaked internal documents show the district organized racially-segregated affinity groups for teachers and parents, which included programs intended for whites only.
More than 500 Bibles have been purchased for use in Advanced Placement (AP) Government classrooms across the state of Oklahoma.
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the U.S. Department of Education unlawfully denied nonprofit status to Grand Canyon University, one of the country's largest Christian higher education institutions.
A Southern California school board found itself under fire this week after a high school teacher's inflammatory remarks about Latino voters who supported President-elect Donald Trump sparked outrage among parents and community members.
A British primary school has stirred up a heated debate after announcing it will exclude all Christmas references from its upcoming pantomime production of “Jack and the Beanstalk” to ensure a more "inclusive" event.
School officials in Southern California are investigating an incident involving a high school teacher who lashed out at a student for wearing a MAGA hat and referred to Christians as a "bunch of losers" in a video that emerged in the days after former President Donald Trump was elected to a second term.
The Oklahoma Department of Education has announced that they are going to launch an “Office of Religious and Patriotism” to protect the religious practices of students, teachers and parents.
In schools across Northern Ireland, students are finding it more challenging to reveal their Christian faith than their sexual orientation, according to testimony provided during an ongoing inquiry into Relationship and Sexuality Education at Stormont.
School board candidates affiliated with a parental rights organization opposed to “political indoctrination” won several races Tuesday night as concerns about the trajectory of public education persist in American politics.
