Supreme Court’s Take on Emotional Distress Damages in Schools A Big Deal for Civil Rights Lawsuits On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court raised eyebrows regarding emotional distress damages in lawsuits tied to federal civil rights violations. The stakes are high,…
Religious Schools and State Aid: Insights from a Supreme Court Argument Breaking Down the Argument The U.S. Supreme Court recently hosted a **lively debate**, giving us a glimpse into crucial issues around education and religion. Families from Maine are advocating…
Yanking Books From School Libraries: What the Supreme Court Has Said, and Why It’s Murky The recent chatter about book bans in schools raises some serious questions. Ever seen a list of “objectionable” books? Sometimes it feels shocking. Recently, a…
Federal Judge Blocks Biden’s COVID Vaccine Mandate for Head Start Teachers What’s Happening? Over the weekend, a federal district judge took a major stance against the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate for workers in the Head Start early education program.…
Students Demanding Civics Education: The Journey So Far Alright, let’s dive into a pretty intense topic: civics education and the power (or lack thereof) our schools have in preparing us for real life. Recently, a group of students in Rhode…
High Court’s Doubts About Vaccine Mandates for Schools and Jobs What’s Happening in the Courts? So, let’s break down the buzz at the U.S. Supreme Court recently. The justices had some serious doubts about an emergency rule from the federal…
Supreme Court Blocks Biden Vaccine Mandate: What You Need to Know What’s Going On? The U.S. Supreme Court recently made headlines by blocking a federal vaccine mandate. This mandate was set to affect large private employers and many public entities,…