It's another victory via "intimidation," says the founder of Liberty Counsel.
Indiana families with special needs children will have more choices for education after legislators voted to expand the state's school choice opportunities - already one of the nation's largest.
According to a conservative activist group, pro-homosexual activists and Planned Parenthood want to launch a campaign to push the normalization of homosexuality by making it a mandatory part of school curricula nationwide.
One of America's greatest freedoms is the right to free speech. Nonetheless, the government is mandating broader speech codes for universities that threaten that fundamental right.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding that several teachers be "permanently removed" for allowing students at a Georgia school to skip class and attend a prayer rally.
The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that the funding mechanism for the state's school voucher program is unconstitutional. But a family values advocate says there is good news as well.
ADF is pleased that a North Dakota school took immediate steps to place a student's pro-life poster back on a wall after receiving a letter from the legal group.
In light of a proposal to ban some suspensions in one California school district, one expert believes it's time to consider reforming school discipline.
Congress has delayed the reauthorization of "No Child Left Behind" for six years. Though it appears like representatives may approach the task this year, many doubt anything can happen.
Although the Louisiana Supreme Court has invalidated the funding for the state's school choice program, an attorney with a foundation advocating school choice says there could be a silver lining.
An Alabama university is being recognized for its "Speech Code of the Month" regarding a policy that is too restrictive to even be enforced, while another school has backed away from its confining code.
Though a recent poll shows Texas voters are strongly in favor of school choice options, state legislators are dragging their feet when it comes to passing related legislation.
Allied attorneys are asking Sweden's highest court to reunite an 11-year-old home-schooled boy, who has been held captive by the state for four years, with his parents.
A Minnesota school is facing a federal lawsuit after one of its officials made the claim that the school has the right to "censor" students' speech without violating their free-speech rights.
The Texas attorney general has ruled that two school districts are clearly violating the state constitution by offering public benefits to the same-sex partners of employees.
A U.S. senator is asking an education subcommittee to defund the increasingly controversial Common Core Standards Initiative, saying the government "put a heavy hand" on states to adopt the standards even before they knew what they would be.