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Court Upholds Injunction on Arizona Transgender Sports Ban for Young Athletes

A recent ruling by a federal appeals court in favor of two prepubescent transgender female athletes has sparked a heated debate over equal opportunities in school sports. The U.S. Court

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42 Reenergizing Brain Breaks for High School Students

High school can be a challenging time for students, with their brains working overtime to absorb and process a multitude

On California’s State Bar Exam, More Questions Than Answers

The recent California bar exam in February was supposed to be a stepping stone for thousands of hopeful lawyers looking

How This Schooling Model Puts Career Preparation First

Career academies are becoming increasingly popular as districts across the country shift their focus from exclusively preparing students for college

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Religious Charter School in Oklahoma

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments regarding the nation's first religious charter school in Oklahoma, which aims to

Teachers Share Their Best Advice—in 6 Words or Less (Opinion)

And finally, here are six words of wisdom from Chris Lehmann, the founding principal of the Science Leadership Academy, a

Ex-School Athletic Director Gets 4 Months in Jail for Racist Deepfake Recording

A former athletic director at a Baltimore area high school has been sentenced to four months in jail for using

How Schools Build Dual-Language Programs for Less Commonly Taught Languages

Developing dual-language immersion programs in less commonly taught languages poses unique challenges for schools and educators. One such example is

Trump Threatens Chicago School Funding Over Black Student Success Plan

The Trump administration's latest move to withhold federal funds from Chicago's public schools over the Black Student Success Plan has