Education

Seventeen Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education's policy requiring colleges and universities to collect data proving they are not considering race in admissions.

A bill advancing through the Wisconsin Legislature would require admissions to the University of Wisconsin–Madison to rely primarily on standardized testing.

An elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee, has cleared the disciplinary record of a Christian teacher who faced punishment.

A Nashville first-grade teacher says he was threatened with termination for refusing to read an LGBTQ-themed book to students.

Debate over taxpayer funding for cyber charter schools is intensifying in Pennsylvania, as lawmakers weigh proposed cuts and reforms.

Teachers in West Chicago and Watsonville face discipline and resignations after pro-ICE social media comments ignited community protests.

Viterbo University instructed staff to relax academic standards and extend deadlines for illegal alien students.

University of Minnesota professor allegedly staged an “ICE drill” in class, instructing students to shield peers from immigration agents.

The American Association of School Administrators (AASA) recently hosted a members-only virtual webinar aimed at preparing school leaders for the possibility of interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on school campuses.

Conservative students at Ohio University reported harassment and an alleged gun threat during a Turning Point USA tabling event.