
This raises many questions, including how effective these whiteboards would be in protecting school children, and how schools will train kids to use them.

This raises many questions, including how effective these whiteboards would be in protecting school children, and how schools will train kids to use them.

The majority of Americans disagree with Republicans on today’s hot-button issues, and all the gerrymandering and voter suppression in the world can’t change that.

The party of ‘freedom’ and ‘small government’ proves, once again, that they really don’t believe in either.

CDC researchers have mapped the incidence of HIV around the country, and have discovered a disturbing trend where states without comprehensive sex ed also have higher cases of HIV infection.

Rice University Student Zack Kopplin joins David on his show to explain how tax payers are being forced to fund creationist schools.

Approximately 3,000 armed men, some with criminal backgrounds, will serve as Sheriff Arpaio’s ‘school posse’ near 52 Maricopa County schools.

First openly gay state Rep. tries to take Alabama out of the dark ages with bill to repeal anti-gay sex-ed requirements.

Many lawmakers are quick to encourage academic study of the Bible, but do they really have the nation’s best interests at heart?

As LaPierre proposes adding more guns to schools, a protestor interrupts with a sign saying ‘NRA is killing our kids.’

He asked for his job back but school authorities declined his request and said that his behavior was ‘unbecoming of a tenured teacher.’

Tennessee Pastor Sam Morris claimed, in a sermon, that mass shootings are happening because schools teach evolution and ‘how to be a homo.’

After making them his only prominent cause, a Minnesota Republican sells special needs children down the river right when they need him most.

Kids in Malawi sit for hours on the ground to get their education, due to shortages in classroom space, supplies, and furnishings. Here’s how you can help.

States that allow teachers and administrators to physically punish children in schools are also the ones that voted for Romney.

Sunday, February 12, 2012, 12-year-old Payton Ruth Anne Richardson ended her young life. Her friends say, for sure, that it was due to bullying. The school superintendent says “there was no indication of bullying”.

The legislative ban on ethnic studies classes in Arizona high schools was upheld in Administrative court in Phoenix, AZ in December by judge Lewis D. Kowal of the Arizona Office of Administrative Hearings. More accurately, the ban on Mexican-American studies in Tucson has been upheld.

(Video and Best Quotes.) If you were looking for the President to devise an intelligent plan to create immediate jobs and deliver it with coherent, powerful rhetoric and a dogged defense of liberal ideals, Obama hit a home run. The oration of his Sept. 8 Joint Session on jobs creation was on point. The urgent message to Congress was clear and repetitive and it wasn’t so much a request as an expertly articulated demand: