Education

US Bible sales jump 22% in 2024, driven by first-time buyers and innovative designs amid rising anxiety and search for hope.

Changes made to bid request for Bibles in Oklahoma classrooms

Oklahoma’s Charter School Board requests a Supreme Court review of a state ruling that denied public funding for Catholic charter school.

Oklahoma charter school board seeks SCOTUS review of religious school case

A new survey reveals the impact the migrant surge in the United States has on schools. Reuters polled 75 school districts across 23 states.

Migrant surge causes strain on schools: Survey

The Department of Education has extended its deadline for defaulted student loan borrowers to sign up for the Fresh Start program to Wednesday.

Department of Education extends application deadline for defaulted student loan borrowers

Students at Stanford University must submit a diversity and inclusion statement to enroll in the Global Entrepreneurial Marketing course.

Stanford requires student DEI statement, raising ‘compelled speech’ concerns

President Joe Biden is signing an executive order on Thursday, Sept. 26, to make active shooter drills in schools less traumatic.

How new Biden order could make active shooter drills less traumatic for kids

House Republicans released a report that said US federal research funding helped China advance its weapons systems, AI and more technology.

US funding helped China’s military modernization: Congressional report

A new study shows most teens are using AI in some way, and most of their parents don't know about it.

Most US teens using AI without parents’ knowledge: Survey

Ohio passed a bill to give millions of dollars in funding directly to private schools for building renovation and construction projects.

Ohio gives taxpayer money to private religious schools for construction

Many teens say they're losing faith in whether college is worth it.

Americans lose confidence college is worth it, skilled trades on the rise

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