Shirleen Guerra | January 13, 2026 (The Center Square) — A new bill introduced in the Virginia House of Delegates would set limits on how public schools may teach about the events of Jan. 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol. House Bill 333, introduced by Del. Dan Helmer, D-Fairfax, would allow local school boards to […]
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Shirleen Guerra | January 8, 2026 (The Center Square) — Virginia’s attorney general is urging local school boards to update student conduct and discrimination policies following the commonwealth’s 2023 adoption of a definition of antisemitism into state law. The office of Attorney General Jason Miyares sent guidance this week to school divisions across the commonwealth,
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Elyse Apel | December 12, 2025 (The Center Square) — Satisfaction is very high for the parents of the nearly 21,000 K-12 students in Michigan enrolled in online public charter schools. This is according to a new report from Michigan Parents for School Options. The 2025 survey of parents found that 87% are satisfied or
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Esther Wickham | December 6, 2025 (The Center Square) — House representatives passed three bills last week aimed at protecting K-12 classrooms from the influence of the Chinese Communist Party. The bills — PROTECT Our Kids Act, CLASS Act and TRACE Act — essentially prohibit funding from foreign sources and reinforce protections for American students
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Esther Wickham | December 4, 2025 (The Center Square) — Legal battles over the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools continue with a new brief filed this week, backed by 46 members of Congress. First Liberty Institute and Hacker Stephens LLP filed a friend-of-the-court brief this past week at the U.S. Court of Appeals
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Andrew Rice | October 26, 2025 (The Center Square) — A vast majority of Americans do not believe the federal government should have control over education policy, according to a new poll. The Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll found that only 11% of American voters think the federal government should set standards for curriculum, testing
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Shirleen Guerra | October 20, 2025 (The Center Square) — Fairfax County Public Schools says new evidence shows allegations that Centreville High School staff arranged or paid for student abortions without parental consent are “likely untrue.” The findings come from a 61-page report prepared for Fairfax County Public Schools by outside counsel and sent Oct.
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Bethany Blankley | October 8, 2025 (The Center Square) — The Texas Comptroller’s Office, which manages Texas’ new Education Savings Account program, has begun rolling out the program under Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock. Earlier this year, the Texas Legislature created the state’s first ESA program, which Hancock says has been formally named the Texas Education
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J.D. Davidson | June 30, 2025 (The Center Square) — Parents receiving taxpayer money for school choice won’t lose it immediately, as the state plans to appeal a ruling that declared Ohio’s EdChoice program unconstitutional. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Jaiza Page ruled late Tuesday in favor of 200 of the state’s public school districts
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Sarah Roderick-Fitch | May 7, 2025 (The Center Square) — Loudoun County Schools once again finds itself at the center of controversy and a new investigation by the Commonwealth of Virginia, following an alleged incident involving a transgender student filming the opposite sex in a locker room. Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Attorney General Jason Miyares
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