How AB 495 Could Affect Families, Parents, and Schools
In early 2025, California enacted Assembly Bill 495, known as the Family Preparedness Plan Act,
Understanding California’s AB 495: A Guide for Parents and Educators
California Assembly Bill 495, the Family Preparedness Plan Act of 2025, provides parents a way
Iowa Makes History: More Flexibility, More Focus on Students and Teachers
On January 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education announced that Iowa became the first
The Death of Dialogue: Students and the Normalization of Violence
Last week, America was shaken by the assassination of Charlie Kirk during a campus event.
Collective Bargaining Is Not Related To Student Achievement
There has been some debate in recent months about collective bargaining and it’s relation
Hundreds of U.S. High School Students Stage Walkouts to Support Palestine
Across the U.S., hundreds of students recently walked out of school to condemn Israel’s siege
Dr. Erika L. LeBaron Joins Noah Webster Educational Foundation Board, Stresses Parental Involvement in Education
In a move emphasizing the critical role of parental involvement in education, the Noah Webster
Moms for Liberty Combats Banned Books Week with Teach Kids to Read Week
Last week was the annual Banned Books Week, which aims to bring together a community
US AG Garland refuses to denounce memo that incited counterterrorism measures against parents
By Jillian Schneider This article was originally published by The Lion on September 28, 2023.
Over a Dozen Baltimore Schools Don’t Have Any Students Who Are Proficient in Math
Thirteen high schools in Baltimore, Maryland, don’t have any students who are at grade-level proficiency