Legal fight intensifies as educators and advocates warn that the vague law threatens support for disabled students and could lead to loss of essential funding
State recommendations for combating antisemitism in schools are facing pushback from educators and advocates who warn that the ADL’s influence may limit academic freedom and distort historical perspective
As Massachusetts schools brace for another year of teacher shortages, federal cuts have left vital funding programs hanging by a thread
Several cases are a direct result of policies and executive actions from Trump’s first presidency, which tested the limits of executive power and reshaped the federal judiciary
Three federal judges temporarily blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its anti-DEI policies in schools last week
Funding for crucial classroom supports is threatened by the gutting of the department that enforces the civil rights law that protects students
In a Q&A with Prism, educator, activist, and author Jesse Hagopian discusses his new book “Teach Truth: The Struggle for Antiracist Education” and the challenges of teaching in Trump’s America
Tens of thousands of schools across the country are in need of HVAC upgrades, as students suffer from extreme heat and increased pollution
To address the longstanding challenges in the state’s education system, the Alabama House of Representatives has approved a $9 billion education budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year, which includes a 2% pay increase for education employees. The new budget, which marks the first official step for the Education Trust
SB 256 imposes restrictions on public-sector unions
As fewer education students graduate to fill workforce gaps, educators say support in the form of better pay and working conditions would help teacher retention rates
As the school year kicks off, parents feel the effect of far-right policies put in place by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Department of Education
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