Politics

New York will join a federal scholarship tax credit program that supporters say could raise money for public school students, despite union opposition.

A NAEYC survey found strong educator support for childcare safety, staffing and qualification rules as states consider easing some requirements.

An opinion essay argues that a classroom guinea pig dispute offered young students a practical lesson in listening and democratic deliberation.

Texas librarians say a push to remove nearly 2,200 titles and new review rules are making them cautious about buying and discussing books.

Bogotá introduces a new 24/7 patrol program aimed at protecting children, with officials emphasizing safety and community engagement. Details are still emerging.

Ms Rachel’s recent statement ‘Stop killing kids’ has drawn significant attention, with The Guardian calling it controversial. The incident highlights rising tensions over content and messaging.

Nikole Hannah-Jones has spoken publicly on the importance of school integration, sparking renewed interest amid ongoing debates on educational equity.

Special schools in Hamburg are easing attendance requirements due to a decline in support staff, prompting a strong reaction from the education authority.

Los Angeles City Council explores controversial proposal for a public space designated for consensual adult sexual activity to enhance community connection.