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Somali Flag Flown at Vermont School Sparks National Firestorm

A Vermont school district ignited national controversy Friday by raising the Somali flag on school grounds, just days after President Donald Trump warned about the dangers of unchecked refugee programs.

Homeschool Graduation Recognition Act Shakes Up College Rules

Homeschool students across the country could soon see long-overdue protections in the college admissions process, thanks to new legislation introduced by Rep. Mark Harris (R-NC).

Florida Adopts Phoenix Declaration, Left Melts Down

Florida has become the first state in the nation to adopt the Phoenix Declaration, a conservative education framework developed by the Heritage Foundation.

Oregon’s Shocking Gender Survey for Kids: 6th Graders Asked if They’re Pansexual, Genderfluid, or Trans

Oregon’s latest student health survey asks 6th graders to identify as genderfluid, trans, or pansexual, triggering outrage from parents.

FAU Restores Professors After First‑Amendment Review in Charlie Kirk Case

Florida Atlantic University reinstated two professors after suspending them for controversial comments about Charlie Kirk.

Virginia Coach Vanishes Into Woods With Gun

A high‑school football coach in Virginia has vanished into the woods with a gun just as police prepared to interview him on a string of child‑pornography and solicitation charges, his family and local authorities confirmed.

Soros Curriculum Sparks Outrage as Anti-Israel Lessons Spread in Schools

The spread of a controversial Soros curriculum on anti-Semitism has ignited new concerns among parents, educators, and Jewish community leaders as attacks on Jews reach historic levels nationwide.

California Faces a Brain Drain: Record Number of Students Leaving for College

Nearly 24,000 California students left for out-of-state colleges in 2022, signaling deep concerns over affordability.

Chicago Public Schools Blew Millions on Travel While Student Performance Collapsed

Chicago Public Schools spent over $14.5 million on travel in 2023 and 2024 while student proficiency in reading and math collapsed.

Georgia Pushes $10K Raises, Cops in Every School After Deadly Shooting

The Georgia Department of Education has unveiled an ambitious legislative agenda for 2026 focused on school safety.

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