The Biden administration continues its efforts to get children back in the classroom.

The House minority leader is falsely blaming Democrats for the problems his party helped perpetuate.

Republicans in Congress are upset that families plan to spend more on back-to-school expenses this year than last year — when many schools weren’t in-person.

GOP lawmakers are in favor of giving power back to school districts — unless they disagree with their decisions.

More than two-thirds of American adults want schools to implement the COVID-19 safety measure.

Republican Gov. Chris Sununu is giving a ‘microschools’ company more per pupil than the state gives public schools.

Virginians also widely approve of President Joe Biden’s job performance.

The $1,400 relief checks and expanded Child Tax Credit helped her family afford to keep things normal for her two kids with special needs.

But many families are still opting to keep students at home for remote learning.

Officials are hoping that extending vaccinations to children will allow schools to reopen with minimal disruption this fall.

Republican lawmakers tweeted in honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day.

Republican lawmakers have been lying about President Joe Biden breaking promises for two months.

‘Can you imagine if each city had been led by Ron DeSantis? How many lives would have been lost?’ said the mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida, about the past year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy voted against the COVID relief plan, which provides funding to make it possible for schools to safely return to in-person instruction.

President Joe Biden set two conditions that had to be met before schools could reopen safely.

A new poll shows even 68% of Republicans are happy with Democrats’ approach.

Sending students back to in-person learning immediately is ‘risky, irresponsible, and reckless,’ said the president of the Seattle teachers union.

‘We stand to completely lose the hard-earned ground that we have gained,’ said the head of the CDC.

Math is not the Republican Party’s strong suit.

A mother in Georgia said her sons would return to school when ‘the vaccine is taken more seriously and teachers can get it.’

About 40% of families are not ready to send their children back to school and roughly the same number are either unwilling or unsure about vaccination.