Teaching tolerance isn't indoctrination. It's protection

Opinion: In Mahmoud v. Taylor, the justices gave bigotry a permission slip and ruled that parents can “opt out” of ...
SCOTUSblog

When inclusion becomes compulsion: Mahmoud v. Taylor, pluralism, and public education

This is part of SCOTUSblog’s term in review series, in which scholars analyze some of the most significant cases of the 2024-25 Supreme Court term. Mahmoud v. Taylor, decided last Friday, is likely to ...
USA Today

Supreme Court declines to block state law limiting kids' use of social media – for now

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court has declined to block for now a Mississippi law imposing age verification and parental-consent requirements on social media sites. NetChoice − which represents Facebook, ...
New York Post

Doctor’s note won’t save sick kids from court under new Tennessee school policy

An overly strict new attendance policy for a Tennessee school district says a doctor’s note no longer excuses a student’s absence — and threatens to send kids to juvenile court after just eight missed ...