Should voters embrace Question 1, the decision about where the money ultimately goes — and who benefits — would rest with legislators.

To sway hearts and minds, what better place to start than schools? In liberated Ukrainian territory is evidence that schools were a focal point of Moscow’s efforts to build “Russian World.”

The Homeless Children’s Education Fund kicked off Homeless Children’s Awareness Month in Market Square on Tuesday.

Setting aside the supposed financial benefit, relatively few people will enjoy the upcoming NASCAR races, while most neighbors and others navigating our streets will suffer.

Still, much like how she rode to office in 2018 on a promise to “fix the damn roads,” Whitmer is hammering home a similarly simple message as she seeks a second term, reminding voters almost daily that she’s doing everything she can to protect Michiganders’ access to abortion.

Ohio parents’ involvement in their child’s mental health treatment would have priority over school districts if the proposed Parents Bill of Rights Act passes.

Doc Rivers is at ease using his platform as an NBA coach to fight bigotry and racial injustice, campaign for politicians he believes in and advocate for social change on themes ranging from poverty to police brutality.

New GCSEs for Wales will put less emphasis on exams and aim to increase the use of digital technology, the watchdog has said. Teachers, pupils, parents and employers are being asked for their views on the latest plans for qualifications to be taught from 2025.

A U.S. Secret Service agent from Dallas will become the first school safety chief at the Texas Education Agency, a position created in response to the Uvalde mass shooting to coordinate efforts across the multitude of state agencies with a responsibility for school security.

Parent groups respond to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona’s omission in tweeting about wanting to ‘raise the bar’ in education but not mentioning academics.