Two new education bills have been introduced by Democrats in the Ohio House: One to ensure school meals for any students who request them, and another to increase base teacher salaries to $50,000 per year. The future of the proposed laws is uncertain with Republican supermajorities controlling both the Ohio House and Ohio Senate.

Top White House officials are urging schools to double down on tutoring, extra learning time, and efforts to boost attendance as the spending deadline for pandemic aid nears.

A school in suburban Chicago has been subjected to three bomb threats after the social media account Libs of TikTok shared images of a pride flag in one of the school’s classrooms.

Lawyers seek to stop Kentucky’s ban on gender-affirming care, Sen. J.D. Vance introduces a bill to ban all gender-affirming care, and more.

Funds for mental health assistance come from the recently signed Bipartisan Safer Communities Act following mass shootings in Uvalde and Buffalo

A 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.

Today’s cartoon from Clay Jones.

‘It is obviously extremely dispiriting to have to take these steps,’ said Cornell University President Martha Pollack.

The Build Back Better Act would save parents money and provide Jewish and other faith-based early childhood centers access to federal funding to pay staff fairly.

Software produced by the company Gaggle alone monitors over 5.2 million students in 1,500 districts across the nation.

Schools across the U.S. are expanding their capacity to address students’ struggles with mental health.

Advocates called the ruling a victory for students with disabilities and noted it could have implications beyond the Lone Star State.

The White House is encouraging schools to host community conversations and share fact sheets on the vaccines.

Parents in Loudoun County are organizing against well-funded conservative activists.

Several conservative members of Congress are calling for an investigation over false claims about Garland’s son-in-law.

The gang at Fox News would rather the Justice Department focus on last year’s protests than the current attacks on school board officials as they try to enforce COVID rules.

The Treasury Department warned Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey about the state’s use of COVID relief funding.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy claims the Biden administration is trying to ‘intimidate’ and ‘silence parents.’

Surveys show that the pandemic has exacerbated attrition, burnout and stress on teachers.

Juliana Urtubey is the first Nevada teacher to be named National Teacher of the Year.

‘Now that they’re home, we feel safer,’ one parent said.

Asian American families are wrestling with whether to send their children back out into the world at a time when anti-Asian hostility and violence is on the rise.

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.

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

They are against reform when schools are open too.

GOP officials say their goal is to make ‘a big deal’ out of the issue to win back suburban voters.

Congressional Republicans have used the pandemic as another pretext for attacking teachers unions.

Republicans are upset that President Joe Biden is using federal guidelines in determining policy.

The Community Services Block Grant program was intended to assist low-income communities. Trump wants those funds used for private learning instead.