Atlanta was both the first city in the United States to develop federal public housing projects, and the first to do away with them. ...

The COVID-19 Pandemic had a profound impact upon the development of young lawyers - and judges are taking notice!  Most recently, judges...

The South Carolina Supreme Court has decided in a 3-2 opinion that a program allowing parents to use public funds to pay for private...

A claim of sexual abuse against a Minnesota teacher details a common pattern of predatory grooming.  There’s no way to know at this point...

Another federal court, this one in Texas, has ruled that the U.S. Department of Education cannot enforce its most recent Title IX...

Attached is a story about how AI grading tools exposed school districts in California to embarrassing failures (including giving students...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently considered a school's anti-bullying policy that prohibits “discriminatory...

A case from the New Jersey Supreme Court has some important lessons for youth organizations.  The immediate issue involved defamation...

A Missouri district court has issued an injunction preventing enforcement of the most recent U.S. Department of Education regulations...

A new trend that I had missed is the rise in “microschools,” or schools with one teacher and fewer than 30 students.  Essentially, these...

The Louisiana Attorney General recently issued an opinion that school rules requiring mandated reporters to come to supervisors first...

A district court judge in Mississippi has enjoined the federal government's interpretation of “sex” in Title IX as including “gender...