Education

Across the country, conversations around school safety often center on students—but in Kentucky, lawmakers are making it clear that protecting educators is just as critical. With new legislation now signed

A Legacy Worth StrengtheningFor nearly 140 years, Kentucky State University has stood as a place of opportunity, education, and leadership. Founded in 1886, the institution has played a meaningful role

Building on continued efforts to promote literacy and student engagement, Michigan Speaker of the House Matt Hall is once again encouraging students to step into the world of books, ideas,

School Abuse Reporting Bill Advances with Unanimous Support in Oklahoma House In a move aimed at strengthening student protections and reinforcing accountability within schools, Oklahoma lawmakers have advanced new legislation

Across the country, conversations around school safety often center on students—but in Kentucky, lawmakers are shifting part of that focus to the people leading the classroom. A newly advanced bill,

Kentucky Senate President Pro Tempore David Givens is responding to Governor Andy Beshear’s veto of House Bill 1, legislation that would allow the state to participate in a federal education

North Carolina leaders are launching a new effort aimed at improving public education across the state, bringing together educators, lawmakers, and business leaders to evaluate what is working—and where improvements

Kansas is one step away from putting a statewide “bell to bell, no cell” policy in place for students after the House signed off on Senate amendments Tuesday, sending the

Indiana has signed a wide-ranging new education law that includes fresh protections aimed at limiting the harmful effects of social media on children under 16. Backed by Rep. Robert Behning

Georgia lawmakers are attempting to turn the page on a persistent challenge in the state’s classrooms: helping more young students learn to read. A sweeping literacy reform effort moving through