Parents and Education

Transitioning between schools can be a challenging experience, especially for children of military families who move frequently. Recognizing these unique hurdles, the Navy has significantly increased its dedication to supporting the educational journey of these youth. Through innovative programs, partnerships with school districts, and community-driven efforts, the Navy aims to smooth educational transitions and nurture …

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The newly approved legislation championed by former President Trump is poised to significantly alter the framework of social safety nets crucial to millions of students across the United States. With sweeping changes targeting Medicaid, SNAP benefits, immigration enforcement, and the introduction of a private school voucher program, this policy shift may redefine how educational institutions …

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Across northwest Missouri and southwest Iowa, a vibrant scene unfolds each summer as children aged 5 to 10 immerse themselves in the wonders of agricultural education. At the Agricultural Learning Center of Northwest Missouri State University, the second annual Ag Camp invites young learners to explore farming from hands-on experiences, all while future educators sharpen …

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Summer days with young children often spark both joy and challenge for parents, caregivers, and educators alike. It’s only mid-morning and the bubbles, blocks, and water table have already been explored to their fullest. Keeping little ones entertained while fostering meaningful learning doesn’t have to be a daunting task this season. Thanks to innovative educational …

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In a landmark decision in 2025, the Supreme Court affirmed the rights of parents in a Maryland school district to exempt their children from LGBTQ+ educational programs, citing protections under religious freedoms. This 6-3 ruling in the case of Mahmoud v. Taylor underscores a significant shift in education policy, balancing family rights with civil rights …

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The recent ruling by the Supreme Court grants parents in Maryland the right to withdraw their elementary-aged children from school lessons that involve LGBTQ+ themes. This decision underscores the ongoing tension between educational inclusion efforts and the protection of religious freedoms that many families seek to uphold. With education systems evolving, this ruling places parental …

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In a landmark ruling that resonates deeply with family values and student advocacy, the United States Supreme Court has upheld parental rights in education, reinforcing the legal support parents hold over their children’s learning environment. Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Religious Liberty, lauded this decision, emphasizing …

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In a landmark decision that reverberates through the realms of education and parental autonomy, the U.S. Supreme Court has affirmed the constitutional rights of parents to opt their children out of teaching materials that conflict with their religious beliefs. This ruling, delivered on June 27, 2025, marks a significant reinforcement of parental authority in educational …

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In a landmark 2025 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that parents have the right to opt their children out of lessons featuring LGBTQ+ inclusive children’s books in public school classrooms. This ruling stems from a case in Montgomery County, Maryland, where a selection of nine picture books depicting LGBTQ+ themes in kindergarten through …

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The Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh has precipitated a severe educational emergency, compounded significantly by recent cuts in foreign aid. These reductions have severely limited access to education for over 437,000 Rohingya children living in congested refugee camps. Human Rights Watch (HRW) has sounded alarms about the deepening crisis, as many community-led schools that once …

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