Jillian Schneider

Multiple parents kept their children away from a Mississippi school district Wednesday to protest officials who wrote character references on behalf of a convicted sex offender. “There is a lot of upset and a lot of healing that needs to be done,” Katie Sasso, a mother of two, told local media about DeSoto County Parents […]

LBGT children's books have ‘no First Amendment right’ to school libraries, Florida judge rules

North Carolina, Michigan still suffering from pandemic learning loss

Two seemingly unrelated school shootings happened within six weeks of each other at the turn of the year. Indeed, one shooter targeted a Christian school in Wisconsin, the other a public high school in Tennessee. But after examining the online footprints of the respective shooters, the Anti-Defamation League found frightening similarities. It turns out the shooters, […]

Ohio has become the first state to require all its public schools to have guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). In an Aug. 20 press release, the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce announced it would develop a model policy regarding AI in K-12 schools by the end of the year. All school […]

Anti-Jewish harassment, death threats in Philadelphia public school forced two families to move away, lawsuit claims

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, an increasing number of parents are questioning whether public schools deliver the quality of education they’ve promised. Now, the Fordham Institute, an education reform think tank, is proposing a new metric to measure school success: “high school readiness.” High school readiness is the idea that elementary and middle schools should be […]

Missouri governor signs law opening public-school sports to home and private school students

New York education funding exceeds $33,000 per pupil, highest in nation

New Hampshire’s per-pupil funding has nearly doubled in the past two decades as enrollment steeply declined. A new report from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy shined a light on the mismanagement of New Hampshire’s public schools. Between 2001 and 2024, the amount spent by school districts skyrocketed from $2.8 billion to over $4 […]