Supreme Court to Decide on Ex-Football Coach’s Right to Pray on the Field
On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments over a case involving a former Washington
Education Is Becoming More of a Church Than a School
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5 Elements Education Reformers Can’t Afford To Ignore
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Parents’ Plea for More Safety Officers to Stop Violent School Fights are Largely Disregarded
School violence has gotten so severe in one New York City middle school that the
What to do if your school promotes a holiday you don’t celebrate
We’re in the thick of the winter season...and that means holidays are upon us. With
Why School Discipline is in a Free Fall
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Massachusetts High School Offers Segregated Spaces to “Process” Rittenhouse Verdict
A principal at a Massachusetts high school sent emails to staff offering segregated “processing” centers
Do Public School Teachers Have Religious Freedom?
The typical American teacher works 2,000 hours a year, according to Education Week. And only
Event Recap! A Crisis of Faith: How to Navigate Religion in Education
What is faith? What is morality? Are the two completely separate from each other, or
3 Steps to Having a Productive Disagreement
Whether you’re a teacher, parent, legislator, or activist, you probably know this: the topic of
How Can Public Schools Improve Religious Education?
America’s freedom of religion has attracted many faiths to grow in the US, leading to
Faculty Prayer Ban Doesn’t Stop Tennessee High School Football Team from Praying
Tennessee high school football player Elijah Burgess knew he had to lead his team in