Monthly Archives: March 2026

The ongoing Supreme Court case, Trump v. Barbara, has sparked heated discussions around the implications of birthright citizenship in the United States. While the focus of legal debates often centers on constitutional interpretations and political ramifications, advocates assert that the most vulnerable group—newborns—are frequently overlooked. According to experts like Bruce Lesley, president of First Focus…

North Carolina lawmakers are gearing up for a critical discussion focusing on new math standards and the regulation of cellphone use in schools. These discussions are part of ongoing efforts to enhance student outcomes through strategic curriculum changes and classroom policy reforms. The North Carolina General Assembly is set to convene a committee meeting where…

The issue of literacy in the United States has reached a critical juncture, with alarming statistics revealing that a significant portion of the population struggles with reading. A panel discussion at the University of Arkansas aims to shed light on this pressing matter, examining the trends and policies surrounding literacy in America. The State of…

The landscape of education in Texas is evolving as families are given a unique opportunity to choose their educational paths. The Texas Education Freedom Account (TEFA) program is set to provide parents with the flexibility they need to choose between public, private, or homeschooling options for their children. As the deadline for applications approaches, many…