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An Ohio school district facing a lawsuit over its refusal to provide transportation to more than 1,000 students who attend non-public schools insists it's not breaking the law, though a complaint says otherwise.
Six major book publishers in the United States filed a lawsuit against Florida officials last week, alleging that moves to remove explicit books from the state's school libraries violates the First Amendment.
A Christian school in Vermont is appealing a judge's decision to uphold its ban from sporting activities because its girl's basketball team forfeited a game against a team that had a biological male on its roster.
A revival event was held on the Ohio State University campus last weekend, where a few Buckeye football players gave testimonies and dozens of students were baptized.
As the back-to-school school season kicks off, The Vermont Department of Health is encouraging parents and teachers to refrain from referring to children as a "son" or "daughter" and instead embrace gender-neutral terminology.
A federal judge has ruled that an Ohio school district may have violated a teacher's First Amendment rights by forcing her to resign for refusing to use trans-identified students' preferred names and pronouns due to her religious convictions.
A Christian university is partnering with the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem to develop a course on the political philosophy of the Hebrew Bible to help students better understand Jewish traditions following a wave of anti-Israel and antisemitic protests on college campuses throughout the United States.
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik has resigned amid the backlash she received over the handling of antisemitic incidents and anti-Israel encampments on the New York City campus.
The state government in Oklahoma has rescinded the contract for a Catholic charter school poised to be the first of its kind in the nation amid a series of legal setbacks.
