Opinion Opinion | Giving struggling students a chance to achieve their dreams Alabama’s Turnaround Schools Initiative will give some of our most struggling public school students a chance to achieve their dreams. Kay IveyDecember 22, 2023
Education Right-wing media prompts Orange Beach schools to review library books At least three of the books appear to have been challenged for LGBTQ themes or messages. Jacob HolmesDecember 18, 2023
Education Alabama’s Education Commission unveils a bold plan to transform public schools The commission's report lays out a roadmap for educational reform in Alabama. Bill BrittDecember 5, 2023
Legislature 2024 school choice bill in Alabama: Size and scope under close watch As the 2024 Legislative Session approaches, proponents of school choice in Alabama are gearing up for another push. Bill BrittNovember 27, 2023
Education School “choice” in one of the most segregated, unequal systems in the country De facto segregation persists, with Birmingham public schools ranking among the least integrated and most unequal in the country. Ellen GomoryApril 5, 2023
Education PARCA: Average ACT scores, college readiness dropped for class of 2022 Average scores are down from a pre-pandemic high for the class of 2017. John H. GlennMarch 28, 2023
Education Sen. Katie Britt celebrates School Choice Week Britt co-sponsored a resolution that would formally designate this week as “National School Choice Week.” StaffJanuary 25, 2023
Health UAB extends asymptomatic testing program for public, private schools Schools wishing to participate in the current program do not need to use or demand all services provided. John H. GlennSeptember 22, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Public school innovation is Alabama’s best investment Too many Alabama schools, teachers, students, and families are still dealing with some of the same old stubborn and recurring obstacles. Anthony DanielsSeptember 14, 2022
Courts Former Athens principal sentenced in fraud scheme The scheme saw educators steal the identities of students in private schools and then use them to bilk public schools out of millions. Josh MoonAugust 4, 2022