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Republicans in the Iowa Legislature are determined to meddle in your kid’s classroom. The House and Senate passed a bill last week directing the state Department of Education to develop revised standards for the teaching of social studies in Iowa schools. But rather than allow the professionals to do the work unfettered by political influence, […] The post Iowa politicians are still trying to teach history to your children appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

Professional Educators of Tennessee, our association is concerned about SB 1325/HB 1202. The legislation allows teachers in public schools to carry firearms under certain conditions. When we consider arming teachers

"Its disheartening that we have come to a point where the only solution for school safety is to arm our teachers."

A push to expand taxpayer-funded school vouchers to offset private school costs failed in Tennessee.

Union says government must invest in more LSEs

The House version of the school voucher bill has been filed and Democrats are furious. They say the education commissioner behind the bill is not a TN resident.

Newly filed legislation shows Gov. Bill Lee at odds with lawmakers about key details of his biggest education proposal yet, even before public debate begins.

Who will be North Carolina’s next lieutenant governor? Get to know the candidates looking for your vote in the March 5 election with our voter guide.

Over 180 requests are still pending for students currently waiting for a learning support educator in school with them.

Union slams state and MUT for failing to negotiate procedures in the past