Current News in Education

Justice Barret's recusal from the case was one of the reasons the court split.

The Supreme Court was split 4-4 in Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond meaning they were unable to decide the case. For now, the Oklahoma Supreme Court Decision that the state could not fund the religious charter school stands.

U.S. District Judge Myong J. Joun of Massachusetts has blocked the Trump Administrations efforts to dismantle the Department of Education while other cases proceed.

This interview discusses the purge of the Department of Education by the Trump Administration through the experiences of people who saw it happening.

This opinion piece advocates dropping COVID era assignments and bringing back some old school teaching methods.

The rise of AI in schools has prompted states to issue their own set of guidelines on the use of AI in education.

Citing many areas of stress in their lives, young adults are not flourishing in the way the used to.

This article discusses the effects of sinking enrollment of smaller regional campuses has on local economies.

Oklahoma is implementing a curriculum requirement to have students “identify discrepancies in 2020 elections results by looking at graphs and other information."

This article looks at the positives and negatives of grading equity.

Harrisonburg City Schools are having troubles with Chromebook maintenance.