Education

Minnesota students are once again confronting a sobering reality: according to the Minnesota Department of Education, just 49.6% of students are reading at grade level and only 45.2% are proficient

Indiana’s reading overhaul is showing some of the strongest gains in the country, according to new state data released for the 2024–2025 school year. Indiana reports that 87.3% of third

Minnesota Senator Andrew Mathews welcomed a federal court decision in Loe v. Walz, which sided with the University of Northwestern and Crown College in their challenge to a 2023 law

The Texas General Land Office (GLO) wrapped up its 2025 Summer Internship Program this week, marking the close of two months filled with learning, collaboration, and hands-on service. For Commissioner

Across the country, a quiet but consequential battle is unfolding over who gets to decide what’s best for a child — the parent or the government. In Washington, D.C., that

As students across Georgia head back to classrooms this month, State Senator Larry Walker III says there’s one truth every parent knows instinctively — nothing matters more than a child’s

A University of Wisconsin-Madison lecturer is under fire after sending an unsolicited, highly partisan email to former students—drawing scrutiny from a state senator and prompting broader questions about professionalism and

A new resolution expected to be introduced in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives would order a comprehensive study on the feasibility of transforming the soon-to-close Penn State Fayette Eberly Campus

Indiana’s strides in improving student literacy and academic transparency are receiving national recognition, thanks to a major education award presented this summer. The Education Commission of the States has honored

With President Donald Trump’s education agenda advancing nationally, North Carolina Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger has introduced legislation that would allow the state to opt into a federal school