A Marine veteran and mother of five, Tessa Bulzan, is taking legal action against an Oregon school district. She claims the district refused to reimburse her for academic curriculum because the materials reflected a Christian perspective. Bulzan joined Hillsboro School District’s homeschool partnership program in July 2025 after leaving a lucrative job. She made this...
Category: Education
Investigation into Cornell University’s Alleged Fraternity Gang Rape Incident
Examining Records of Cornell University’s Title IX Investigation CBS News New York has obtained records detailing Cornell University’s Title IX investigation into an alleged gang rape at a fraternity. These documents provide insight into the experience of Jane Doe, who reported the incident, as well as accounts from the accused individuals and witnesses. Insights from...
Troy Swanson’s Remarkable Journey in Academic Librarianship
When beginning his studies at Augustana College, Troy Swanson aimed to become a lawyer. However, his experience working in the college library changed his path. Spending extensive time in the library ignited his love for research over legal practice. “I had a realization that I really like the research part but didn’t think I’d enjoy...
Funding Disparities in West Virginia Schools
The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia recently initiated a lawsuit concerning the unconstitutional underfunding of public schools. According to Eli Baumwell, a representative from West Virginia Watch, this case holds significant importance, potentially the most critical in his decade-long tenure with the organization. The lawsuit highlights a troubling trend in school funding within...
School Voucher Program Sparks Debate Among Governors
With new regulations unveiled, Democratic governors face pressure to make decisions on their participation. The initiative represents the first federally funded school voucher program in the United States. On Thursday, the Trump administration introduced a significant move to implement this voucher system. This plan aims to redirect billions in tax revenue, potentially supporting both private...
Funding Inequality in West Virginia Education System
In West Virginia, a disparity exists in educational funding. Counties with greater needs receive less financial support, while those with higher property wealth get more. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of West Virginia recently filed a lawsuit. This legal action targets the unconstitutional underfunding of public schools. The case highlights a significant issue in...
David Madigan Appointed as USC’s Chief Academic Officer
The University of Southern California has appointed David Madigan, a statistician and former provost of Northeastern University, as its chief academic officer. He aims to position the university as a leading institution in restoring public trust in higher education and adapting to advances in artificial intelligence. Madigan, aged 63, will take on the roles of...
Controversy Over Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Ethnic Studies Course
As the new school year begins, educational practices face increased scrutiny. Parents and organizations are examining curricula closely. The North American Values Institute (NAVI), a nonpartisan watchdog, has raised issues with the ethnic studies course for high school seniors in Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS). NAVI claims that the course emphasizes political activism over historical education....
Debate Over English-Only Mandate in Head Start Programs
Nithya Raman, a Los Angeles City Councilmember and mayoral candidate, expressed strong opposition to a proposed federal rule by the Trump administration. This proposal aims to mandate English-only instruction in Head Start programs nationwide. Raman argued against this change, highlighting its potential negative impact on multilingual instruction. In Los Angeles, many children enter classrooms speaking...
Potential Impact of Removing Regents Exams in New York
On September 14, the New York State Board of Regents made a significant decision to eliminate Regents exams as a graduation requirement for high school students. This move replaces the standardized tests with a system offering multiple graduation pathways. This change mirrors decisions made by neighboring states and raises concerns about its potential effects on...









