Tango Makes News Today

A judge sent to mediation a lawsuit about the removal of the book “And Tango Makes Three” from Escambia County school library shelves.

A roundup of Florida education news from around the state

A federal judge has ruled First Amendment claims against the Escambia County Schools over banning “And Tango Makes Three” can proceed.

Young people seeking LGBTQ+ content would have to out themselves.

Our country can’t read. The US Department of Education reported that only 32% of 4th graders read proficiently for their grade level.

Plus, public school teachers respond to George F. Will on their profession and school choice.

A recent poll from a pair of University of Southern California researchers found broad agreement among Americans about the value of public education but partisan divides regarding what schools should teach and at what grade levels. Respondents also favor parental rights as a concept but don’t appear to have considered the practical aspects of how […]

Republicans and Democrats would much rather spend tax dollars on public education than private school vouchers. But when it comes to what should go on inside those public schools, there are some vast differences.

Sexual behavior in the animal kingdom is incredibly varied, and same-sex mating can be seen in many species.

The display showcases books banned across U.S. schools and public libraries.