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A company focused on hands-on STEM learning tools for schools had a tough financial year in 2026. Revenue dropped by nearly 15% to $6. 3 million compared to the year before. Despite this, the company still made a profit before taxes of about $321, 000—a big drop from previous years. They ended the y

Why Idaho’s Property Tax Plans Hit the Poor Hardest

Idaho’s Republican leaders keep blaming high property taxes for making homeownership tough. But here’s the catch—they wrote the rules that made taxes rise in the first place. Instead of fixing the problem, they now want to scrap property taxes entirely and replace them with sales taxes. That sounds

Classroom Warnings: Why Some Systems Backfire

Schools often try discipline systems that seem simple but backfire in surprising ways. One common method gives students three chances before consequences kick in. Sounds fair, right? But the math tells a different story. In a class of 25 students, that’s 75 small disruptions allowed daily with no re

Texas Schools to Add Bible Passages to Reading Lists by 2030

Texas is making a big change to its public school reading lists. Starting in 2030, students will read passages from the Bible as part of their required materials. The state school board approved this move with a 9-5 vote, showing a clear split in opinions. This isn’t the first time Texas has pushed

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Norway’s Rising Star: The Teacher Behind the Golfer

Tuva Dahl Jensen isn’t just the girlfriend keeping company with Norway’s top golfer, Viktor Hovland. At 27, she’s building her own career in education with quiet determination. Born in Fredrikstad, a historic coastal town in southeastern Norway, Jensen’s path to teaching started early. She chose a p

Texas considers making Bible readings part of public school classes

Texas might soon require public schools to spend class time on Bible passages every year. A state education board controlled by Republicans plans to vote on a new rule that would mix well-known Christian writings with other classic texts. If approved, students starting around 2030 would read the sam

Texas school rules spark debate over history lessons

Texas education officials are about to decide how history and reading will be taught in public schools starting in 2030. The State Board of Education, mostly made up of Republicans, has spent months reviewing new rules that would give more attention to Christian ideas in elementary classes while red

Local daycare marks two decades of early learning in Aurora

Two decades ago, a small childhood education program opened its doors in Aurora, Illinois, offering families a trusted place for early care and learning. Known today as Hometown Child Care, the program began as a family-run effort to support young children from six weeks to five years old. Over the

Behind the Scenes: Virginia Schools Face a Major Decision on Learning Standards

Virginia schools are at a crossroads. A recent proposal suggests pushing back tighter reading and math standards by two years. Instead of rolling them out gradually over four years starting now, officials want to start later. This shift follows research showing the new accountability system might ne

Katie Porter’s Political Future: Lessons from Her Governor Race Loss