Parents have moved to the right, fed up by transgender and DEI policies.

Young Americans are optimistic about Trump's presidency and moving rightward in their politics.

Democrats have lost their edge with parents of school-aged children.

University DEI programs are losing popularity on campus and off.

Courses that teach identity politics or systemic racism will be electives -- not core courses -- at Florida's state universities.

Yale liberals say they envy conservative classmates who are learning how to understand other points of view and argue for their ideas.

Pro wrestling executive and former Small Business Administration chief Linda McMahon will be the next and possibly last Education...

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters was once a high school history teacher, but seems to have forgotten about the First Amendment's rule...

Only 50 percent of educators -- 35 percent of those under 40 -- said they'd vote for Kamala Harris in a pre-election survey.

Pennsylvania educators will not have to affirm their belief in microaggressions, implicit bias or the illegitimacy of "economic,...

President Trump's education agenda calls for more federal say and more local control.

"Your ancestors weren't villains," the meme declares. "Don't apologize for them to people who hate you." Conor Friedersdorf points out...

"A lot of Americans have kids in public schools," writes Eduwonk Andrew Rotherham. " They want normal ." They don't want sexualized...

What's ahead for education in Trump's second term?

Students stressed by the election results can skip classes tomorrow at their elite New York City private school, reports Christopher Maag...

Parents on the left, right and center agree that schools should teach reading, writing, math and civics, writes David M. Houston, a...

When a Pennsylvania school board flipped from Republican to Democratic control, some policies changed -- but many did not.

Should teachers teach about the election?

"We're in the midst of an "education depression," an "era of shrinking outcomes and opportunity," writes Tim Daly. From 1990 to 2013,...

Only 39% of public school parents are satisfied with their child's school compared to 70% of private school parents.