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Kentucky Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Charter School Funding Law

The justices said Kentucky’s constitution allows public education dollars to leave the common-school system only with voter authorization.

Ohio GOP Lawmaker Moves to Narrow Bill Targeting Districts Suing Over Vouchers

Texas School-Choice Program Tops 100,000 Applications in Less Than Two Weeks

HISD Proposes Closing or Co‑Locating 12 Campuses in 2026–27, With Feb. 26 Vote Pending

Idaho Teacher Sues Officials Over Order to Remove 'Everyone Is Welcome Here' Poster

Whitmer Signs Michigan K–12 Classroom Smartphone Ban

Oklahoma Board Rejects Ben Gamla Religious Charter Bid, Setting Up Federal Court Fight

Illinois Lawmakers File CTU-Backed Bills to Enforce Full School Funding by 2027

States Secure Deals Preserving Billions in Federal School Funds After DEI Certification Rule Is Vacated

Texas’ Education Freedom Accounts Draw About 50,000 Applications in First Two Days

Stitt Ends New Tenure at Oklahoma Regional Colleges, Orders Performance-Based Funding

Texas Education Agency Warns Schools Over Walkouts, Appoints Misconduct Inspector

Texas Opens Education Freedom Account Applications With 20,000 Students Applying on Day One

Abbott Orders Investigation Into Austin ISD Over Student ICE Walkouts

AHSAA Approves Public-Private Postseason Split for 2026–28

Michael F. Adams, Former University of Georgia President, Dies at 77

AHSAA Votes to Split Public and Private Postseasons Starting Fall 2026

New Jersey Mandates Cursive Lessons for Grades 3–5 Starting Next School Year

Edomex Authorizes Temporary Remote Classes in 58 Cold‑Risk Municipalities

Allahabad High Court Quashes Closure, Orders De-Sealing of Unrecognised Madrasa