After a nearly four-hour meeting on Monday, the Randolph School Board in New Jersey reversed course and added official holidays back to the district’s calendar after replacing them with a simple “day off” label.
The Broward School Board members have said they do not support the new state law that protects female athletes from competing against males.
Parents of Loudoun County, Virginia, are rallying to recall the school board members pushing Critical Race Theory who were found to be part of a Facebook group that created and shared a list of parents who opposed “racist” critical race theory in academia.
Parents were reportedly dismissed by school officials after protesting a teacher’s decision to read a transgender book to first-graders.
Voters in Southlake, Texas, gave candidates who oppose putting critical race theory in public school curriculums a resounding victory.
Arizona parents rallied to urge their school board to lift its mask mandate, only to find its members had suddenly canceled the meeting.
An Arizona school board will hold a retirement event for its superintendent but has cancelled and restricted student end-of-year activities citing COVID.
Parents in San Francisco fed up with shuttered schools have launched a campaign to recall three elected members of the local school board.
Parents in the La Mesa-Spring Valley, California, school district are calling for the resignation of a school board trustee who referred to plans to return to in-person learning as “white supremacist ideology.”
Members of the Oakley Union Elementary School District in California were caught swearing and mocking parents during a virtual board meeting.
The San Francisco school board has voted to remove names of dozens of schools that some people have deemed to be offensive.
The Mona Shores, Michigan, school board has rescinded its support for the Black Lives Matter movement after a resolution backing it drew the ire of many in the community.
The controversial mural depicting George Washington will be covered with panels instead of paint, the San Francisco Board of Education voted Tuesday.
The chairman of a Connecticut school board submitted his resignation after the board voted in favor of reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of each meeting.
San Francisco voters and as of Monday the city’s Department of Elections, have given non-U.S. citizens voting privileges in their city.
A San Francisco lawmaker who was one of the most fervent supporters of giving illegal immigrants the right to vote in school board elections now wants the city to spend $500,000 annually to warn illegal immigrants about the potential risks associated with registering to vote.
A Utah school board voted to change the name of the oldest elementary school in its district from Andrew Jackson Elementary School to honor a NASA engineer with the same last name.
Forty-five teachers in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, resigned during the past few months because, they claim, students acted violently towards them.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has fired off a letter to the president of Fort Worth Independent School District (ISD) saying he has a “strong concern” that the school district’s “Transgender Student Guidelines” violates parents rights to information. He also said the policies are motivated by a misguided view of federal law.
A 12-year-old seventh grade student in Katy, Texas who reported in October that her teacher instructed her class that God is a myth challenged her school board again by demanding an apology and referring to its members as “liars.” Jordan
Mike Miles, the controversial superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District (ISD), announced his resignation in a press conference held on Tuesday morning.
Parents of third-grade students in a rural West Texas school district are up in arms after a teacher showed her classroom a scary video about a demon-possessed doll — and then warned the children not to tell their parents about it. The teacher is now back in the classroom.
A recording of a school board meeting has gone viral after a Martinez school district school board member was recorded suggesting that a school largely comprised of low-income and Hispanic students could do without air conditioning while another school with mostly white, wealthier students should receive air conditioning.
