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The Maryland State Board of Education has two months to decide whether to sign a new contract with Superintendent of Schools Mohammed Choudhury, who has faced the early years of a reform plan and generated complaints of a toxic work environment.

Texas legislative theocrats intent on forcing religion on public school students are clearly out of control, says the FFRF Action Fund. The Legislature has passed an outrageous bill to permit school …

Texas lawmakers have passed a bill that, if enacted, would allow public schools to have chaplains, with the proposed legislation being sent to the desk of Gov. Greg Abbott.

Texas lawmakers have passed a bill that, if enacted, would allow public schools to have chaplains, with the proposed legislation being sent to the desk of Gov. Greg Abbott.

Two Mineral Wells student athletes were hit with a broom stick by former athletic director Seth Hobbs after failing to get dressed and out to study hall on time, according

Two Mineral Wells student athletes were hit with a broom stick by former athletic director Seth Hobbs after failing to get dressed and out to study hall on time, according

The Newman International Academy Department of Public Safety, the school’s police, arrested Alberto De La Cruz with the assistance of Waxahachie police.

The ALA has a long history of circumventing parental rights to fill library shelves with pornographic, racist, and leftist propaganda.

A Texas proposal to allow unlicensed “chaplains” to take the place of public school counselors undermines religious liberty, according to Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty and others.

Texas school districts scrambled in recent years to hire enough educators amid an ongoing teacher shortage. Job fair after job fair still left openings, forcing districts across the state to lean on substitutes and other band-aids to teach students. Veterans could be part of the solution.