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The website of California's second-largest school district includes a section that walks students through altering their name and gender identity, in addition to promoting materials that claim there are nine genders and 28 sexual orientations.
A judge has ruled that West Virginia must allow religious exemptions to the state’s mandatory vaccination law in what the state’s governor is touting as a “win for every family forced from school over their faith.”
A group of parents and others have filed a complaint against Tennessee over a recently passed universal school voucher law, claiming that it violates the state constitution.
The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that the current approach to religious education and collective worship in Northern Ireland schools breaches human rights and is unlawful.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit aimed at dismantling three longstanding state-funded higher education programs that he claims unconstitutionally exclude religious students and faith-based organizations from taxpayer benefits.
The Archdiocese of Denver, a group of Catholic preschools and a Catholic family in Colorado have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if Colorado's Universal Preschool Program discriminated against them for not abiding by an LGBT nondiscrimination statement.
As Democrats dominated statewide races in Virginia, one of the most high-profile school districts in the state and country elected a conservative school board candidate critical of the district's bathroom policies, the second election in a row that a seat in a blue district has been flipped.
