Shapiro budget provides all Pennsylvania public school students with free breakfast
The 2023-2024 state budget also provides free lunches to all students previously eligible for reduced-cost lunches.
By Will Fritz - September 26, 2023The 2023-2024 state budget also provides free lunches to all students previously eligible for reduced-cost lunches.
By Will Fritz - September 26, 2023Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro signed the funding increase into law in August, but Republicans in the Legislature are blocking bills required to authorize payments.
By Will Fritz - September 01, 2023'Teachers have never been paid enough. And they're definitely not paid enough right now,' a Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction spokesperson said.
By Will Fritz - September 01, 2023Blue states aren’t immune from conservative culture wars. Here's what happened after three far-right candidates were elected to the Temecula school board.
By Will Fritz - August 24, 2023New polling data shows the GOP’s education policies are out of touch with most Americans' views.
By Will Fritz - August 23, 2023The U.S. Department of Education will not fund public schools that conduct firearms training, in compliance with a bipartisan gun safety law.
By Josh Israel - August 07, 2023Meanwhile, Democratic governors and legislatures are expanding free and reduced-price school meal programs.
By Emily Singer - July 31, 2023Republican state lawmakers are furious.
By Josh Israel - July 06, 2023A mother and leading education advocate explains what work is being done in support of educators and parents of children returning to polarized and politicized schools.
By TAI Contributor - August 15, 2022The bipartisan Keep Kids Fed Act passed in the House by a vote of 376-42.
By Josh Israel - June 23, 2022Polling results reflect a sharply politicized national debate that has consumed local school boards and, increasingly, state capitols.
By Associated Press - April 17, 2022Transgender sports bans have spread quickly through state legislatures.
By Casey Quinlan - March 10, 2022Republicans are chipping away at LGBTQ rights in state legislatures across the country.
By Casey Quinlan - January 11, 2022One conservative political action committee focused on races in some of the wealthiest and least diverse parts of the country.
By Nick Vachon - November 11, 2021Some Republicans see the issue as a central part of their campaign strategy ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.
By Nick Vachon - November 05, 2021Donald Trump said he and the GOP nominee for Virginia governor ‘get along very well together.’
By Emily Singer - November 01, 2021The Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee is leading the conservative crusade against public school officials.
By Nick Vachon - October 27, 2021Their latest mission is to pull books with LGBTQ themes from school libraries.
By Casey Quinlan - October 22, 2021Several conservative members of Congress are calling for an investigation over false claims about Garland’s son-in-law.
By Matt Cohen - October 08, 2021Ongoing debates about school mask mandates miss a crucial component: student input.
By Jacob Gardenswartz - September 15, 2021As students return to the classroom amid a delta variant surge, one D.C. dad is manufacturing DIY air-filtration cubes — and wants others to do the same.
By Jacob Gardenswartz - August 31, 2021Republican Gov. Chris Sununu is giving a ‘microschools’ company more per pupil than the state gives public schools.
By Josh Israel - August 16, 2021Hundreds of students in Florida are already in quarantine after being exposed to COVID-19 in the classroom, just a few days into the new school year.
By Emily Singer - August 13, 2021The right-wing Southeastern Legal Foundation is suing an Illinois school district over its anti-racist curriculum.
By Oliver Willis - July 21, 2021Republican lawmakers have been lying about President Joe Biden breaking promises for two months.
By Josh Israel - May 03, 2021Georgia Rep. Buddy Carter is not actually a doctor, but he did own a drug store once.
By Josh Israel - February 10, 2021Many of teachers unions are resisting in-person teaching in cities suffering enormous spikes in COVID cases.
By Donna Provencher - February 03, 2021