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Illinois Democrats voted to repeal the state’s last restriction on abortion, one that required parental notification for minors seeking an abortion.

Washington Post columnist James Hohmann tweeted the news Friday the newspaper’s poll shows “education” is now “the No. 1 issue for Virginia voters in the governor’s race, edging out the economy.”

A new top official in the Tennessee Department of Education came from California where she pushed the concept that math is racist.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office is investigating multiple reports of a male student touching other students inappropriately in a district middle school.

Terry McAuliffe vetoed a VA bill that would have required parental consent for children to have access to sexually explicit books in schools.

With education as a central issue in the tight gubernatorial race in Virginia, the words of former Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) from 2019 have resurfaced as parents are battling against the teaching of the tenets of Critical Race Theory in their local school districts.

Students at Broad Run High School in Loudoun County, Virginia, walked out of school Tuesday morning in support of sex assault victims in the school district and to demand safety.

Attorneys for David Daleiden say documents reveal that former California Attorney General Kamala Harris colluded with Planned Parenthood against him.

The NSBA directors renounced the letter its top officials sent to Biden, asking him to target vocal parents at school board meetings for “domestic terrorism.”

Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe said, “There’s not a woman CEO in America that wants to go to a state where someone’s banning abortions.”

The former president of the nation’s largest association devoted to social studies education set the stage two years ago for America’s K-12 social studies teachers to educate students in the tenets of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and reward those who engaged in leftist activism for Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ rights, and illegal immigration advocacy.

Emails obtained through a public records request by Parents Defending Education (PDE) appear to indicate the top officers of the National School Boards Association (NSBA) worked with the White House prior to sending their September 29 letter to President Joe Biden requesting federal law enforcement assistance to target parents voicing concerns at local school board meetings.

AG Merrick Garland admitted he took the word of the National School Boards Association to target parents as “domestic terrorists.”

A new analysis of student test-score data found school districts with administrators hired to head “diversity and inclusion” programs are not only not shrinking achievement gaps, but may actually be serving to expand them.

The Senate confirmed activist Catherine Lhamon to the post of assistant secretary for the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights.

State AGs are seeking to stop the Biden DOJ from threatening parents who voice their concerns with investigation by the FBI.

The Michigan House and Senate passed bills Tuesday that would provide tax credits to state residents who contribute to a scholarship program that families may use to choose alternative education settings for their children.

More than 75 percent of America’s public schools are facing teacher, paraprofessional, and bus driver shortages, says a survey by the Education Week Research Center.

A Texas school district official advised teachers with books about the Holocaust in their classrooms to also have one with an “opposing” view.

An NCAA task force backed the end to standardized test score requirements for high school students preparing to play Division I or II sports.

The Pennsylvania School Boards Association apparently severed its ties with the NSBA after the group sought federal help to identify parents as “domestic terrorists.”

Ben Domenech recently confronted his Fox News Primetime viewers with the fact that the United States’ current abortion policies are on par with those of communist China and North Korea.

A federal appeals court ruled the Texas Heartbeat Act can remain in effect while litigation continues over whether the law is constitutional.

Emails revealed a Nebraska board of ed member tapped a Planned Parenthood activist to advise in the drafting of a sex ed curriculum, though bureaucrats denied outside activists were involved.

Thousands fewer graduating high school students took the SAT and ACT college readiness assessments in 2021 compared to the previous year.

A Seattle elementary school has canceled its Halloween “Pumpkin Parade” because the school district says black males do not celebrate the holiday and feel marginalized by it.

The Florida School Boards Association has rejected the national association’s request for federal law enforcement help at local board meetings.

Guatemala joined the pro-life, Trump-initiated Geneva Consensus Declaration, which the Biden administration rejected this year.

A father is claiming Loudoun County schools tried to hide his daughter’s alleged assault in the girls’ bathroom by a boy wearing a skirt.

A Rhode Island teacher who exposed her school district’s “radicalized” CRT curriculum says she has been called to a “pre-disciplinary administrative hearing.”

An increasing number of schools across the country are banning LGBTQ “pride” and Black Lives Matter flags, calling them too political and divisive.

Two state school board associations have condemned the National School Board Association’s (NSBA) request to President Joe Biden for federal law enforcement help to deal with frustrated parents who oppose Critical Race Theory and mask mandates in K-12 schools.

The Catholic League reported it is taking the day off for Columbus Day Monday, in honor of Christopher Columbus and not Indigenous Peoples, observing the attacks on the great explorer and the day set aside to honor his memory were inspired by leftist historian Howard Zinn.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron will argue his office’s ability to defend a state pro-life law before the U.S. Supreme Court October 12.

Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN) demanded the National School Board Association explain its request for federal law enforcement to assist with parents who are against teaching critical race theory.

Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) has decided to end New York City’s school programs that meet the educational needs of intellectually gifted students, a move the New York Times calls his “most significant act in the waning months of his tenure.”