Education

Department of Education Drops Book Ban Complaints, Rescinds Related Guidance

DoE has taken steps to end the “book ban hoax” promoted by the Biden admin. Decisions about school library content should be made by parents and school boards.
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Federal Government Cancels $4.28 Billion in Student Loan Debt

Biden announced that the federal government has canceled an additional $4.28 billion in student debt for 55,000 public service workers across the country.
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University of Michigan Stops Soliciting DEI Statements for Hiring, Promotion

Univ. of Michigan announced it will no longer require DEI statements for faculty hiring, promotion, and tenure decisions, a shift in its approach to DEI on campus.
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Student Test Scores Remain Flat or Behind Pre-COVID Levels, Assessments Find

Math and reading scores across the nation continue to decline or remain stagnant nearly five years after the COVID-19 pandemic stalled classroom learning.

Oklahoma Purchases More Than 500 Bibles for Classrooms

Providing Bibles in Oklahoma’s classrooms would provide critical historical, cultural, and literary context for U.S. students for improved academic excellence.

99 College Campuses Closed Over the Past Year—Is Yours Next?

99 college campuses closed over the past year. Struggling financially and enrollments decreasing, smaller colleges and regional campuses are shutting down.

Supreme Court to Consider Challenge to Michigan Ban on Religious School Funding on Sept. 30

The Supreme Court said it will formally consider on Sept. 30 whether to hear a challenge to Michigan’s ban on government funding of religious schools.

The Mississippi Child Literacy Miracle

How Mississippi went from rock bottom to role model in its child literacy scores. Mississippi ranked 49th in the United...