Instead of the educational establishment imposing its racist ideology on Black kids, parents should have the power to determine how their kids are educated, through school choice determining what education is best for kids.
The Salamanca City Central School District, located in New York, will be allowed to continue being known as the “Warriors” despite a statewide ban after a local tribe gave their permission on Wednesday.
The Vermont Agency of Digital Services banned use of the popular app TikTok on all state-owned devices, joining more than half the states and the federal government as concerns about the app’s Chinese ownership continue to swirl.
On Wednesday afternoon lawmakers again discussed a school safety bill that, according to the Senate Education Committee’s chair, is getting some inconvenient pushback in the final stretch of this legislative session.
H.483 would prevent approved independent schools from having mandatory interviews, campus visits or academic entrance exams, and it would bar those schools from reviewing students’ academic histories or considering their ability to pay as part of the admissions process.
Lawmakers in the Senate Education Committee on Tuesday discussed a bill that pertains to the requirements independent schools may need to meet to continue receiving taxpayer money.
To take away from kids their identities as boys and girls, and reduce them to simply sperm and egg producers, has to be one of the most dehumanizing things I have ever heard.
The bill, S.103, passed in the Senate late last month and is moving through the House. Its core goal is to get rid of the existing legal requirement that harassment or discrimination must be “severe or pervasive” to be considered unlawful.
A Vermont legislative panel on Thursday discussed a component of education funding that has increased demand yet has been undergoing budget cuts in recent years.
“This is what an elementary school captured by gender ideology looks like,” Erika Sanzi, director of outreach for Parents Defending Education, told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Buses began picking up and transporting students to JFK Elementary School and Winooski Middle and High Schools following a years-long effort that Ikizakabuntu helped lead as part of a group called Winooski Parents and Students.
We will be using the following language with students: Person who produces sperm in place of boy, male, and assigned male at birth; person who produces eggs in place of girl, female and assigned female at birth.