Making the Grade 2023: Pandemic Economic Uncertainty Spurred Public School Disinvestment
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWARK, N.J. – The Covid-19 pandemic had an impact on public education that is rarely…
Faith Leaders, Education Advocates, and Parents Seek to Join Oklahoma Attorney General’s Lawsuit Opposing Operation of a Religious Public Charter School
OKLAHOMA CITY — A group of faith leaders, public-education advocates, and public-school parents – who are among the…
Wyoming Supreme Court Rejects State’s Bid To Overturn Key Ruling In School Funding Lawsuit
On September 19, the Wyoming Supreme Court denied a petition filed by the State of Wyoming to review a pivotal…
Judge Rejects State’s Effort to Avoid Responsibility for Racially Segregated Schools
On Friday, in a highly anticipated ruling in a statewide school desegregation case, New Jersey Superior Court Judge…
It Is Time For New York City Schools To Receive Charter School Transition Aid
All school districts in New York State, except New York City, are eligible to receive transitional aid from the state to offset a portion…
The Plot To Undermine Public Education: A Conversation With Investigative Reporter Nick Surgey
A Not-To-Be-Missed Webinar Co-Sponsored by the Network for Public Education and ELC Network for Public Education (NPE) and…
Oklahomans File Lawsuit To Stop State From Sponsoring Nation’s First Religious Charter School
OKLAHOMA CITY — Nine Oklahoma residents and a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting public education in Oklahoma filed…
STATEMENT FROM ROBERT KIM, ESQ., EDUCATION LAW CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Education Law Center believes all students deserve the opportunity to attend well-resourced and diverse schools, as both elements…
EDUCATION LAW CENTER CONDEMNS OKLAHOMA’S ILLEGAL DECISION TO ESTABLISH RELIGIOUS CHARTER SCHOOL
The Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board (SVCSB) today became the first such entity in the nation to…
PENNSYLVANIA COURT RULES STATE SCHOOL FUNDING SYSTEM UNCONSTITUTIONAL, BUT THE HARD WORK CONTINUES
The Commonwealth Must Act Now to Reform School Funding A school where 125 first graders must share one…