Restrictions on cellphone use help teachers manage classrooms better, making it so they don’t have to constantly police students who text and scroll throughout class. Plus, schoolwide bans seem to ...

I’m in the dark with everything right now. I know nothing.” That is how Ashley Rivera, the mother of an 8-year-old boy in ...

Justin McDaniel has developed a cult following for getting his students to read — as long as they follow his rules.

The town of Palm Beach is finalizing a new policy for how it honors donors. Donations over $50,000 would require council approval and will be eligible for naming rights. Naming rights for a donation ...

David joined the WCCO team in April 2020, previously working at CBS 58 in Milwaukee. Prior to that, he worked in Las Vegas. While there, David covered several stories in the national spotlight, ...

High school teacher Monte Syrie admitted that he wants his students to succeed, and that means getting rid of the textbook classroom rules. High school is already a social minefield for teenagers, and ...

The university system will ban advocacy of “race or gender ideology, or topics related to sexual orientation or gender identity” without approval. By Alan Blinder Texas A&M University System regents ...

Political signs on private property — whether posted in a front yard or taped to a window — are a form of free expression protected under both the U.S. Constitution and the New Jersey Constitution.

Educators don’t need another report telling them that classroom behavior is worsening. They’ve told us themselves again, and again, and again. Last winter, the EdWeek Research Center conducted a ...

ST. CHARLES, MI — The village of St. Charles violated the U.S. Constitution when its president removed political signs from residents’ yards, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge Thomas L.

Pete Hegseth‘s Defense Department has threatened to revoke press credentials of news organization that do not agree to restrictive new coverage rules — and says it may bar journalists who don’t agree ...

A coalition of news outlets, including the Washington Examiner, said they wouldn’t sign the Pentagon‘s new document outlining new press rules. “We do not plan to sign the Pentagon document. The ...