Educated

Chicago Teachers Union President breaks the internet after a video surfaces of her proudly saying children belong to the teachers and school system.

A major Supreme Court decision on the mutilation of kids strikes a massive blow against the rainbow mafia and the doctors who perform these heinous surgeries.

The leaders of the two largest teachers’ unions in the country are now stumping against ICE and defending illegal immigrants. I wonder why.

A Connecticut lawmaker gets criticized after reading explicit content from a book during a heated debate on material allowed in libraries.

A Florida class assignment asks teens if they would consider being gay and if being straight is just a phase they may soon grow out of.

A San Francisco school district ditches a controversial 'Grading for Equity' strategy that would have greatly lowered academic standards for all students.

A Catholic school tells its top student to return an academic award after he delivered a heartfelt graduation speech that wasn't fully approved by the school.

Millennials and Gen Z won't leave their parent's house according to a new study which finds in California alone 1/3 of people under 34 years old still live with mom and dad.

House Republicans propose a $5 billion school voucher bill that would help cover the cost for children to attend private and religious schools.

As technology continues to advance students and teachers alike are now relying on AI to not only do schoolwork but grade it as well.

Virginia's governor orders an investigation after three high school boys get in trouble for saying they felt uncomfortable with a girl changing in their locker room.

An exchange between two school board members in North Carolina goes viral after one publicly condemns a request to start the meeting with a quick prayer.

A new study finds Gen Z is surging to the Catholic Church, as more young people say they're searching for answers and community after COVID left them feeling alone.

The Supreme Court hears arguments to determine whether religious schools can accept taxpayer funds like public schools.

American taxpayers will no longer carry the burden of defaulted loans, as the Trump administration prepares to begin collecting college loan payments one way or another from millions of Americans not paying back their debt.

The Supreme Court hears a case that would determine whether public schools must allow parents to opt their children out of reading any LGBTQ books in class.

Harvard University, once the gold standard of American education, is now offering a remedial math course because incoming freshman can't do basic algebra.

A new bill being pushed in Congress takes aim at prohibiting federal funds from going to schools that promote radical gender indoctrination.

Indiana schools suspend tens of thousands of students for fighting and verbal aggression. So what's going on?