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Six conservative justices voted to stop a lower court judge's order that had blocked the firings
Three liberals dissented
Trump called the ruling a major victory for parents and students that would pave the way to carrying out his executive order
They both handle a mix of stories including politics instruction test scores and curriculum
They both looked at plummeting student achievement since Covid-19
Sarah Mervosh and the author share responsibility of covering K-12 education for the National desk
They have more coverage of learning trends planned for this year
Conversations about learning and educational achievement took a back seat to the politics of education in May
Democrats have traditionally been the party of more funding for public schools and higher pay for teachers
The program has an opt-out for states
Republicans' domestic policy bill includes a national school voucher program
Nontraditional options have seen increased enrollment while public school enrollment decreased since Covid-19
The Supreme Court ruled Trump administration could fire over a thousand workers
Policymakers cannot afford to bet on one view
Traditional economists and technologists see AI's trajectory differently
Support for school choice has been typically a bipartisan matter in the States
The Department of Education opened its doors in 1980.
A commitment to eliminate the Department of Education has come into office
Linda McMahon may be President Trump's nominee
That is a difficult policy goal to advance from Washington because of the federal government's limited financial role in K 12 education