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Florida Ranks Last in Teacher Pay as Union Presses for Raises

The unfinished state budget leaves the fate of a proposed $1.56 billion raise package unclear.

Texas Education Board Democrats Seek Pause of Social Studies Overhaul Over Undisclosed $70,000 Grant

Ben Gamla Foundation Sues Oklahoma Over Ban on Religious Charter Schools

Texas Approves Four Islamic Schools for Voucher Program After Federal Judge’s Order

Oklahoma Attorney General Seeks Court Order for Full Rejection Record in Ben Gamla Charter Case

AIA Upholds Yearlong Probation on Coolidge as District Seeks Court Order to Restore Playoff Spot

Kentucky Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Charter School Funding Law

Colorado Sued Over Blaine Amendment Blocking Public Funds for Religious Schools

Utah Adds Stephen King’s ‘Bag of Bones’ to Statewide School Ban List, Reaching 23 Titles

Oklahoma Board Rejects Ben Gamla Religious Charter Bid, Setting Up Federal Court Fight

FAMU Reverses ‘Black’ Flyer Restriction, Cites Staff Error Under Anti‑DEI Rules

Texas’ Education Freedom Accounts Draw About 50,000 Applications in First Two Days

Fired Texas A&M Instructor Sues, Citing Free Speech and Due Process Violations

Rajasthan Education Department Withdraws Order Assigning Teachers to Ram Katha

Education Department Finds Long Island District Violated Civil Rights With Mascot Change

States Escalate Bell-to-Bell School Phone Limits as Indiana Senate Passes Ban, Michigan Bills Reach Whitmer, Utah Plan Advances

Georgia Opts In to Federal K-12 Scholarship Tax Credit Program

Arizona Supreme Court Declines Horne Appeal Over Dual‑Language Programs, Leaving Lower Rulings Intact

Texas Teachers Union Sues to Stop TEA Investigations Into Charlie Kirk Social Media Posts

Kerala Files Review Petition on K-TET Ruling, Freezes New Guidelines