The incoming chancellor of New York City public schools has a history of making controversial statements and recently promoted a tweet that implies America was "built on lies." 
The Oregon Department of Education wants teachers to enroll in a class focused on on "dismantling racism in mathematics," Fox News reported Friday. 
A Massachusetts high school football coach is suing three public school district officials for retaliation after he was fired for questioning his daughter’s seventh-grade world history curriculum. 
The decision by Democratic Virginia governor Ralph Northam to push for teachers to return to the classroom next month has infuriated teachers' unions, putting Democrats running to be his successor in a political bind. Candidates must decide between leaning on science that says it’s now safe to open schools or falling in line behind the state’s powerful teachers’ unions.
The White House on Tuesday qualified its promise to reopen schools within President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office, now saying the administration wants "some" in-person learning "at least one day a week."
The North Carolina Board of Education on Thursday passed revised standards that implement elements of critical race theory into K-12 history lessons. 
Anti-Semitic incidents on American college campuses are rising at "alarming rates" and have migrated to online spaces as students have moved to remote learning due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. 
The San Francisco Unified School District's art program decided to drop its former name, "VAPA," because "acronyms are a symptom of white supremacy culture." 
Parents whose children attend an elite, private New York City prep school are pushing back against the faculty's litany of antiracist demands, which would force students to learn critical race theory. 
Several Florida teachers who received special permission to work from home due to coronavirus-related health concerns were found traveling and attending mass gatherings. 