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A new public charter school is coming to Loudon this fall with plans to emphasize history education and hands-on learning in a small-school environment.The school, called Benjamin Franklin Academy Charter School, is planning to open in September on a...

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An eventful 2021 saw education issues thrust into the national spotlight in a way previously unseen, but 2022 provided brand new fodder as education policies generated some of the biggest political controversies of the year.

Fact that american tax dollars were actually playing a role in that. so, there are a lot of things out of this report every american should be outraged, not only the fact that tax dollars is going to fund for skein of function research and the bio weapons but the fact that the intelligence community has not been forthcoming with the american people about what was going on in that lab. >> todd: lets get to the probe. you have been on the program better part of two years giving us information prov...

There were 7 charter schools for the 2021-2022 school year, serving 2,686 students. The Legislative PEER committee released an analysis of funding for Mississippi Charter Schools and the Charter School Authorizer Board (MCSAB).  Through the analysis, lawmakers found that funding sources for FY20

The U.S. Senate is set to vote on a resolution Wednesday that would nullify a recently finalized Department of Education rule that overhauled the federal Charter School Program.

The Senate rejected a resolution Wednesday along party lines that sought to repeal a recently finalized Department of Education rule restricting the disbursement of funds for the federal Charter School Program.

CONCORD, NH (Oct. 17, 2022) — Federal grants totaling $8,339,865 are being awarded to four existing or recently approved public charter schools in New Hampshire and to four developing public

The Government Accountability Office examined closure rates over 15 years and $2.5 billion of federal funding.

Miss. Senators cosponsor resolution to overturn new Education Department rule. U.S. Senators Roger Wicker (R-MS) and Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) are original cosponsors of Congressional Review Act (CRA) legislation (S.J.Res.60), which would stop a U.S. Department of Education final rule that violates c