Since a student filed charges against the school for trying to silence her public complaints, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has abruptly and indefinitely suspended its unconstitutional speech code.
A pro-family leader calls it "insanity" that a California bill would allow children to choose their sex and participate in school activities according to their choice.
As reported in the past on OneNewsNow, some public schools across Tennessee have been using a controversial book entitled The Cultural Landscape in human geography classes.
A Minnesota university wants to not only restrict offensive speech but even speech that is loud or boisterous and may raise alarm. This is an abuse of the First Amendment.
A Democratic-led proposal to revamp George W. Bush's signature education law includes language to protect homosexual students - language that is sure to spark controversy.
Alliance Defending Freedom reports 30 public universities have responded favorably since the organization began a campaign to protect students' free-speech rights on campus.
An 11-year-old student in Maryland received a 10-day suspension because he was talking about guns on his bus ride home.
The good news is that graduation rates in America's high schools are on the rise. The bad news is that there's still a long way to go.
A California legal group is warning the public that a bill now in the California State Senate will allow students to choose the gender they want to be in restrooms and locker rooms, and on athletic teams.
A telephone poll of 1,000 respondents found that mothers and other Americans strongly approve of freedom and choice in deciding children's education.
The Colorado Supreme Court eased the concerns of taxpayers last week by reversing a lower-court ruling that said the state is constitutionally required to increase education funding.
An Illinois high school teacher angered school officials by telling students about their Fifth Amendment rights, and he could be punished for his actions.
In Wisconsin, parents and legislators are becoming increasingly wary of the federal Common Core Standards for pubic education, with plans under way to slow their implementation.
Lawmakers have dropped the lesson plans used by the majority of Texas public schools, as critics were concerned about their anti-American, anti-Christian nature.
After a complaint from an atheist group, eighth graders at a Maine elementary school will launch their handmade skiffs next month without the traditional "blessing of the fleet."
A political science professor at Stanford University has concluded after years of research that teachers unions have had a devastating effect on education reform efforts.