A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing parents to pull their child out of class during lessons that conflict with their religious beliefs has school leaders across the country worried about a ...

More than 30 religious leaders, teachers and parents filed a lawsuit July 1 to block Oklahoma’s plan to implement ...

One hundred years after the trial, and as we have documented in our scholarly work, the culture war over evolution and ...

California school leaders will face a new reality when students return next month following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision ...

SCOTUS decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, one of its blockbuster cases from 2025, largely rested on two parental rights cases ...

Several Catholic colleges and universities remain open in Michigan, though Siena Heights University will close. Here's what ...

Thirty-three Oklahomans are suing to stop new state social studies standards, claiming they promote Christianity and were ...

Decades before Mahmoud v. Taylor, parents sought to opt their children out from textbooks, sex ed programs and health classes ...

The ruling, handed down Friday, came after a group of parents challenged a Maryland school system's refusal to let parents ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that parents may have their children opt out of classes using “LGBTQ” literature they object to on religious grounds.

A new lawsuit, filed July 1, 2025, has asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to halt the newly approved social studies standards for public school students.

I’ve been writing about religious freedom for four decades, and I’m not about to argue that the parents should win only if I ...